Cantor endorses Romney

[BumRushDaShow]

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2012/03/04/house-majority-leader-endorses-romney/?hpt=hp_t1

On "Meet the Press".

And under the bus he'll go in FReeperville.

[HopeHoops]

1. Oh yeah, like THAT will help Rmoney.

[jimmie]

2. Well that settles it for me...

if Cantor likes him , i hate him.

Cantor is a slug.

[DCBob]

3. Looks like the GOPer leadership are beginning the call to unite.

After Tuesday there will be alot more. However, I dont think that will end it. The other candidates have incentives to stay in to the bitter end.

[BumRushDaShow]

4. FReepers are now threatening to stay home

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2854269/posts

To: jimbo123
I'm sick of the Whigs.

I'll vote on Super Tuesday (Gingrich) but I do not expect to vote in November. The GOP isn't worth my time.
3 posted on Sun Mar 4 09:42:26 2012 by ClearCase_guy ("And the public gets what the public wants" -- The Jam)
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To: jimbo123
People wake up... the door of opportunity is closing to keep Mitt Romney from gaining any more traction.
The time of fighting over who's candidate is the best is over.
Please wake up people, Jim Robinson before it's to late and endorse the candidate now who can beat Mitt Romney on Super Tuesday.
I call on Jim Robinson to drop his support for Newt Gincrich and give all his support and endorsement to Rick Santorum who now at THIS time, THIS moment who is the one who can win this Tuesday....
This is crunch time where the rubber meets to road, it's time to wake up for the sake of our country or we will have Mitt Romney as the GOP candidate this fall.


Please ? do what is right for our country, or both candidates Newt Gincrich , Rick Santroum and their supporters could be the losers after Super Tuesday...
8 posted on Sun Mar 4 09:47:08 2012 by American Constitutionalist (The fool has said in his heart, " there is no GOD " ..)
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To: Boomer One
I will no longer encourage the Republicans to do what they have been doing. No vote from me in November. Been there, done done. Got Romney. Got McCain. Got Bush. Got Dole.

I'm done. They got my vote and I got people like Obama.

Hell, I can stay home in November and get Obama just as easy.

The GOP needs to change. Voting for loser candidates does not send that message. When I stay home, I send the message: I've voted straight Republican for over 40 years and now my vote is no longer theirs.

GOP: get a clue.
24 posted on Sun Mar 4 10:03:14 2012 by ClearCase_guy ("And the public gets what the public wants" -- The Jam)
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This one was particularly hilarious!

To: AmericanInTokyo

Cantor has been castrated by Bohener. And DeMint has been castrated by McConnell. It’s just disgusting.

7 posted on Sun Mar 4 09:46:39 2012 by jimbo123
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[ProSense]

5. This

is just in time for heads to explode. Rmoney the opportunist: http://www.democraticunderground.com/1002381709

[BumRushDaShow]

7. LOL! And the irony is

the "individual mandate" WAS the GOP agenda and planned method for enactment of any healthcare bills. Gingrich did it and so did others. At the time, it was their alternate to single-payer and they knew it would feed the insurance companies with millions of new customers. But once President Obama tackled healthcare, they HAD to find a way to be opposite, essentially taking away their own talking point and substituting it with a muddle of nothing.

Even the state of Tennessee's pilot statewide universal healthcare plan had an individual mandate:

The Rolling Hills Group healthcare reform plan calls for a structured private insurance system subject to robust government oversight, without the need for a new government plan. It would change payment and care delivery systems to eliminate unnecessary procedures, coordinate care, and reduce the overall cost of health care.

Hospitals would be required to focus on efficiencies and ensuring high care quality. It would drive all providers and payers toward an evidenced-based, patient-centered care model. The Rolling Hills healthcare reform plan also calls for payment reforms, with regional federal health boards determining payments based on regional and local cost variations.

All individuals would be required to have credible, portable health coverage equal to the federal employee health plan by 2019. The mandate would be phased in over 10 years to avoid flooding the system with new patients.

Read more: Tennessee Group’s Proposal May Wind Up a Blueprint for National Health Care Reform | Dark Daily http://www.darkdaily.com/congress-eyes-tennessee-group%e2%80%99s-plan-for-reforming-healthcare-in-united-states#ixzz1oAJKM1x3

[Jamaal510]

8. If the Freepers want to sit out the election & let Obama win, who am I to complain?

[Loudmxr]

6. He just wants to get baptised after he is dead.

BTW I am so ashamed of myself for that joke.

But it really was the first thing that came to my mind.