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01-04-2008, 11:13 AM #11
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Originally Posted by usanevada
Iowa has no idea what illegal immigration can do to area in terms of wage deflation, etc. But, I do believe republicans there were concerned about it.
But, think about it. Iowa hospitals aren't shutting down. Iowa schools haven't doubled in size. Iowans aren't watching their tax dollars evaporate into English as Second Language programs that swell.
So, to a certain extent - Huckabee probably did "sound" tough. They're not in the fray of this yet. This is new to me. You guys have been fighting this for years. I had to look up and see people picketing on my television and then started noticing the changes in my grocery stores, on construction sites, and in local factories, and catfish farms.
I think Romney's negative ads(I forget what he called them) backfired. And, it's really unfortunate. Because he looks like he's from a stable background, solid marriage, five handsome sons. I think if he had stayed positive he would have done better.
I think he also may have looked a bit too rich and out of touch, like he could buy the White House.
I know there are those who say they are uncomfortable with the Mormon religion. I'm a Christian. I don't have any problems with Romney's religion.
He looks squeaky clean compared to some others. I think Romney's chances are good in NH.
Check previous elections. First place in Iowa doesn't get you the White House. Bill Clinton (dare I speak his name) came in 3rd place. To date, I'm not sure that we've had someone who came in less than 3rd and went to the White House. So, I was still pretty happy to see McCain & Guiliani in those ranks.
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01-04-2008, 01:48 PM #12
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Good point, Ymeoru! Yes...Ed Rollins was on Lou Dobb frequently and it sure smells like he's taking a page from Lou's book!! It's not going to fools us though...Huckabee's record speaks for itself! As recently as 2 weeks ago he was talking about his 'touch back' scheme and pathway to citizenship. When quizzed by a reporter, he said "I never said what the 'pathway' would be!" He is playing a sleight of hand game of semantics reminiscent of another governor of Arkansas.
I have no respect for Rollins after he made those vulgar comments about Romney the other day! And Huckbee is no better...the stunt about axing the Romney attack ad and then playing it for the press...was just plain mean spirited.
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01-04-2008, 02:49 PM #13
Re: Someone is starting to sound a little bit like Lou Dobbs
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01-04-2008, 04:00 PM #14
Re: Someone is starting to sound a little bit like Lou Dobbs
Originally Posted by butterbean
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The press conference made him look a little silly and a lot shifty.
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01-04-2008, 05:48 PM #15
Ed Rollins is lower than low. I remember when he ran Christie Whitman's campaign against Jim Florio for govenor of NJ he basically went around to Black churches and gave them "charitable contributions" to try and get them not to talk up Florio as much and to try to help out Christie in the urban areas.
Ed Rollins will resort to any tactic to win and now he is trying to have Huckabee sound like Lou. It is a shame the Iowans fell for it-hopefully the rest of the country won't.
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