Sorry

He started disgusting with all the hoopla he started with Kennedy regarding immigration, he just made me roll my eyes before that, now I actually makes me throw up in my mouth.

Seriously, can we PLEASE get back to what we were already?????

Now Ive harped consistently against Tim Geitner, who doesnt look nearly as good in a dress as Palin, although he comes off as stupid to me as Palin is made to appear by her detractors.

Then again, I dont go to an Ivy so Im just not bright enough to understand why we should celebrate and reward incompitance.

He. Alberta is the name of my awesome home province. Yes, in retrospect, a girly name, I admit.

I may be in South Flori-duh, but I’ll help our friends in ‘Zona any way I can.

Will look forward to trading comments again on another diary.

I still don’t see that interview as the problem many would make it… I can say definitively that I attributed someone Else’s comments to you!

As for attacking Romney’s faith, that would have been a big mistake – because Obama has quite a few problems when it comes to religious questions. Because, unlike “Bipartisan” McCain, I really don’t think Romney would have made Rev. Wright a verboten issue in any event, much less when Obama’s people themselves bring it up in attacking him.

By the time our primary rolled around, Fred had already dropped out. I didn’t even get a chance to vote for him. I had to settle for Romney.

I think Mitt and General Peter Pace Vs “The One” would have made an interesting race, but I think we agree the outcome would have been the same. The attacks on General Pace by the hard Left/gay lobby would have been ugly as the anti LDS stuff that would have been aimed at Mitt by the Left though.

I do think it would have been interesting to see Mitt in the same MSM attack environment we saw in the election just passed and seen how Mitt would have responded, more forcefully than McCain one hopes.

If he is extreemly fortunate history will grant him the footnote of a footnote of having brought Sarah Palin into the National arena. Otherwise he is completely unmemorable

Instead, we saw him become the first Republican to lose Virginia in 44 years, and lose states Bush barely needed to campaign in.

Let’s be clear here; prior to Palin being brought unto the ticket, McCain’s campaign coffers were running on empty and the guy could barely fill a mid-sized hotel conference room. The lady, on the other hand, effortlessly filled stadia. There’s every indication that if not for her he could have lost forty states.