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« British experience | Main | Brady gets stung »

Mitt Romney's shifting positions

Posted by David Hardy · 16 February 2007 09:44 AM

National Review Online has a nice summary.

· Politics

Comments

In my opinion. Deroy's piece picks and chooses the evidence.

Here's some that he overlooked

Posted by: Justin at February 16, 2007 11:32 AM

Such a wonderful example of "truth". The campaign website.

The problem I have is that his phrasing is "off".

'Americans should have the right to own and possess firerarms...'

SHOULD HAVE? We have that right. It is the Second Amendment. There is no SHOULD about it.

Romney also only mentions owning and possession. Not carry or "bear".

Romney's own statement on his own campaign website is made up of weasel words. You can't blame the media for the fact that his position is NOT 100% in support of the Right Of The People.

The only candidates worthy of support are those who are unequivocating in their words AND deeds in upholding the 2nd Amendment.

Posted by: Hyunchback at February 17, 2007 07:10 AM

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