Does Mitt Romney Represent the Republican Party Well?

by SodaHead Politics Posted 2012/05/22 22:51:43

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Katfish 2012/05/23 14:11:29

No

+5
Rebublican Party/Democrat lite: YES
Conservatives: NO
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4dc 2012/05/30 23:40:15

No

but i'll still vote for him as the lesser of two evils in november

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blushn1980 2012/05/30 20:07:52

No

But, I will choose the lesser of 2 evils .....Anyone but Obama

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*K'eim*h3reg' *Peh2u *Meg' 2012/05/27 20:57:04

Yes

Unfortunately, most Republicans are as clueless and moderate as he is.

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Windy 2012/05/27 05:52:55 (edited)

No

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Those who voted "yes" need to have their heads examined. The only GOP candidate who truly represents the GOP's original platform of limited government, low taxes and individual liberty is Ron Paul.

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dreamhippy 2012/05/27 04:53:23

No

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He does not represent this Republican at all. I will be writing in Paul if Mitty is the shizitty candidate nominated.

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Stan Kapusta 2012/05/25 16:52:26

No

+2
Which one. The TEA party. The Good Ole Boys Club. The Corporations. Or last but not least The Banksters. The wonderful people who brought us the crash of 2008 and JPMorgan twice.

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Wyzard 2012/05/25 11:54:58

Yes

In a moderate way

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David 2012/05/25 07:31:50

No

+1
The really conservative side of the RP don't like him much.

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studiobrat BN-0 AFCL 2012/05/25 06:50:15 (edited)

Yes

I think that he will make a great President and that he can move our country forward as much as Obumer did backward! He will make our nation Number One again as it always was.

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James 2012/05/25 01:52:38

No

+3
Mitt Romney represents the political party that will tell you sweet nothings in your ear just to get elected.....I know another guy who did the exact same thing.....

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Calm down! 2012/05/25 01:51:15

Yes

He will be a great President!

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gookoy 2012/05/24 16:32:27

No

+4
When it comes to real issues, theres zero difference between Romney and Obama. They both sold out to the same corporate interests.

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Rob_Hoff 2012/05/24 12:09:00 (edited)

No

+3
Compared to a Lincoln or Roosevelt type Republican Mitt, aka Gordon Gecko, Romney is a pathetic joke.

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Kbell 2012/05/23 19:06:23

Yes

Just another "R"Clone pledged to Grover Norkiss not country .

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Captain-Morgan 2012/05/23 19:03:05

Yes

So far he does...

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Paul 2012/05/23 18:01:31

Yes

+1
Sure!

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Mark Twain 2012/05/23 14:25:57

Yes

+1
I believe Mitt's heart is in the right place. I don't think his moderate Republican backers realize what year it is. Its not 2012,,,,its December 1776 and the barbarians wait on the other side of the Delaware. God be with you Mitt.

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Katfish 2012/05/23 14:11:29

No

+5
Rebublican Party/Democrat lite: YES
Conservatives: NO

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sherry 2012/05/23 13:42:27

Yes

Mitt Romney is a conservative and he will make a great President. He will turn our country around where it should be. I believe him to be a hard working very knowledgeable person and one who loves his country.

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Tully to sherry 2012/05/23 21:08:38

+2
Who will send American jobs overseas via Free Trade Agreements
From his own campaign site:
http://www.mittromney.com/iss...

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sapper469 2012/05/23 11:32:55

Yes

I do not really care if you are a dem or a rep party guy. I care about those of us whose income has been unchanged yet price of neccesities have gone drastically up. I care about electing someone that will work for ALL Americans, the poor as well as the filthy rich. Too many of us have fallen from low middle class to poor. Do tax the rich a little more, do reform tax code, do increase minimum wages so that a person working 40 hours a week can afford to live, do ichange the way cost of living increase for social security and all other workers using an actual cost of basic neccesities such as rent, power, heat, food and fuel cost. Do reduce government and stop government intrusion in our daily life, restore freedom and tolerance.

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EdVenture 2012/05/23 02:42:06

Yes

Poster-boy!

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clh1 2012/05/23 01:43:01

Yes

I hope & pray Everyday You WIN!!!

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S and S 2012/05/23 01:35:50

No

+1

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RicardoCabeza 2012/05/23 00:56:49

Yes

+3
But the real question is if the Republican Party represents Republicans well...

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gregaj7 2012/05/23 00:51:06

No

+4

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westernslope~PWCM~JLA 2012/05/23 00:34:34

Yes

He wouldn't be accepted as a Dem

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Rich 2012/05/23 00:29:42

Yes

+1
Yes, he personifies the greed, selfishness, and self-absorption of today's GOP.

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Margaret Thomas 2012/05/23 00:19:55

No

+3
He's trying to pander to the tea-party and not representing the true GOP. In the end he'll lose because he won't stand his ground on the issues and changes according to where he thinks his votes will be coming from.

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Ricardo... to Margare... 2012/05/23 01:02:26

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Tea Party? He is more of a moderate than a Tea Party activist, He is a Politician and politics is a game of pandering and compromise, He may do this well, but he is in the pockets of Goldman Sachs and Wall Street and alas he will not be an answer the most difficult problem found within the last 40 years or so of foolish monetary policies that have led the US to the edge of the waterfall, but then again neither would Gingrich or Santorum.

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Idiot repubs 2012/05/23 00:07:15

Yes

+2

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LisaSmith 2012/05/23 00:06:03 (edited)

Yes

I think so.

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PHIL 2012/05/22 23:40:16

Yes

+1
He sure does. He makes $56,000 a day. In Daytona he told the race car drivers he did not know them but knew many of their sponsors. Mitt's full of it. (sh)

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CAROLYN NTARWNJBS 2012/05/22 23:34:49

No

+4
I don't know,what does he represent today?

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jester 2012/05/22 23:32:39

Yes

Yes he does. I am proud of the Republican Candidate!

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Dave 2012/05/22 23:15:56

Yes

+4
The real question is: Does Barack Obama represent ANY American political party well ?

Answer: Not so much...

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J.W. Howler 2012/05/22 23:07:12

Yes

+2
A much better Republican than Obama is even a human being.

Obama is a disgrace to humanity on his best day.

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CHUCK - Liberal in Seattle 2012/05/22 22:57:22

Yes

+2
Depends on what day and where he is!

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Cuppajo 2012/05/22 22:53:24

Yes

+1
Though I think there were others that did it better.

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