Thread: Romeny live right now with Chris Wallace

Interview right now on Fox

Mitt is talking economics and the fact that he does have
a lot of experience , He is being questioned on his advisers
that are lobbiests ,

He says he does have some lobbiests as advisors but he is not
a Washington insider

On the economy stimulus package , He got dinged by the dems for not including the people that pay no taxes

He said he doesn't see where cutting them a check would help anything

This is all economy stuff

Its probably Romneys stongest point

If he could stress the fact of NO AMNESTY....I think that would help....Florida has people unhappy and leaving the state because of the illegals....people are fed up with illegals

I hope we see more questioning of McCain's lobbyists and insider connections, and dare I say, his sordid membership in the Keating Five.

BTW, more Glen Johnson (Associated Press writer who basically heckled Romney the other day) negative writing on Romney today. This "writer" spins every story in the most negative light on Romney:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080120/ap_ ... p_analysis

The msm is gunning for him

Wallace hates Romney also

IMO that idiot reporter the other day went way over the line

We're going to need Rush and the talk radio crew to rally the conservative base against McCain. I read that some of the base (such as Grover Norquist?) has not been going after McCain because McCain said he would extend the Bush tax cuts (although he voted against them twice!)

But not all the establishment is propping up McCain. George Will had good column this morning pointing out McCain's liberal record.

Its time ALIPAC and NUMBERS USA got behind Romney and put the heat on McCain.

"For months JOHN MCCAIN has been the Democrats' favorite co-sponsor on everything from a patient's bill of rights to gun control. TED KENNEDY and JOHN EDWARDS like him so much that they have been urging the maverick to switch sides. Though McCain has declined, he thought about it long enough to prompt a dinner invitation from the President last week. The shift in power only enhances his stature. "This move makes John McCain the de facto Republican leader in the Senate," says a top Republican operative."

Time Magazine. May 27, 2001
http://www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,1101010604-128089,00.html

That is true. Are we supporting anyone here on Alipac or is the vote still out?