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I'm sure the ABG bloggers will hold the Dems to the same standard (Like Obama's support for coal to liquids).

HAHAHAHAHAHAH!

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You might not like McCain's positions on things but he rarely flip-flops. Romney is a better debater (he handily beat McCain last night) and a more slick politician than McCain, but at least McCain sticks by his principles, even when they're unpopular.

And I don't believe McCain's position is at all out of character with his party. As he explained during the debate he's a Federalist, believing states should govern themselves, not the federal government. So it's not out of character for a Republican to believe that the states should set their own regulations.

Romney was simply pandering to whomever it is politically popular at the time. Before the Michigan primary he was against California setting its own regulations, then during this debate in California he says on camera that he's for California setting its own regulations, then off-camera his people issues a little-noticed press release changing his position again. You can't trust this guy. He's smarmy. He should be selling used cars. :-)

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@Mike Z,

No worries, I will be speaking to Obama regarding electric cars. No more of this coal liquification nonsense.

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I wish I had kept my TiVo copy of the debate last night to refer back to, but I believe in his list of politically-correct eco-technologies he supposedly supports Romney also mentioned coal gasification technology. But don't worry. I'm sure today he's against it. If you don't like what Romney says one day, just wait until the next. :-)

He did mention "clean coal with carbon sequestration" technology but I thought I remember reading that while this sounded like a great idea for a while it's becoming increasingly less attractive and practically nowhere is the process in production. Am I wrong?

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Republican politicians: "I support state's rights [to ban gay marriage, give corporations more rights than people, etc., but I don't support state's rights to legalize gay marriage, limit the rights of corporations, or limit pollution]."

Democratic politicians: "I support state's rights [to legalize gay marriage, limit corporate rights, and limit pollution, but I don't support state's rights to ban gay marriage or give corporations more rights than people, etc.]."

Same steaming pile of BS, different day.

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Has anyone checked to see if this sets a record for the fastest Flip-Flop in political history? Man, this guy is spineless.

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Romney is no statesman.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeP5A5cczqk
There was one person on the stage who speaks straight, and it wasn't Anderson Cooper.

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Kballs, you are referring to the NeoCons who are just big federal government liberal wolves dressed up in conservative sheep clothing hunting Sheeple Votes. True conservatives obey the Constitution!

The Democrats ALSO believe in COMPLETE FEDERAL CONTROL and will continue spending over $1 TRILLION each year just to maintain a global US empire instead of paying off the debt and fixing OUR country.

The only REAL conservative in the race is RON PAUL because he believes that ALL the matters you mentioned are NOT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S BUSINESS and should be left up to the States, or to the people as the 10th Amendment commands.

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Vomit


Mitt is a Flip flopper

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