Mitt Romney and his overactive imagination

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This is Ras with Volnation instead of Facebook. Lol

 

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Romney: Trump's Germany drawdown is 'grave error'

 

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Romney learns âfacts are stubborn thingsâ - The New York Times - MSNBC.com



Yeah... honesty and integrity.

Thank God we ended up with an extremely honest President

 

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Romney backs vote on Supreme Court nominee, clearing way for Trump

 

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Romney backs vote on Supreme Court nominee, clearing way for Trump

Could have knocked me over with a feather.

 

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Watch: Mitt Romney Raucously Booed At Utah Republican Party’s Organizing Convention | ZeroHedge

 

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Romney learns âfacts are stubborn thingsâ - The New York Times - MSNBC.com



Yeah... honesty and integrity.

People like Romney, Graham, McConnell, etc. are what's wrong with the republican party. Why would anyone want to vote for democrat lite? Why not just vote for the real thing? If people want something different, these people and the ones they're pushing as candidates need to be rejected.

 

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Mitt Romney using a bogus argument to allow govt to influence Big Tech. He's technically correct about individuals having the right to have an oppinion, but the issue comes when govt employees (specifically elected officials or people in high cabinet positions) make these demands or add comments. Now it isn't the voice of that individual... it now carries the weight of the govt behind it.

Watch: Mitt Romney Argues That It Shouldn't Be Illegal For Government To Use Big Tech For Censorship | ZeroHedge

Romney disagreed with him, claiming that individuals within the government should have the right to stop social media companies or legacy media companies from putting out content that is “wrong”.

Romney stated “To say that no employee of the government from the president on down to that millions of people who work in the government can speak with a social media company or a Legacy Media Company and express their point of view that an article is wrong or that Avenue they’re going down is wrong, that would shut off free speech.”

Romney knows good and damn well that this isn't about some random govt employee airing out a grievance. It is directly aimed at bureaucrats and elected officials dictating to the media what is and is not acceptable.

 

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Mitt Romney using a bogus argument to allow govt to influence Big Tech. He's technically correct about individuals having the right to have an oppinion, but the issue comes when govt employees (specifically elected officials or people in high cabinet positions) make these demands or add comments. Now it isn't the voice of that individual... it now carries the weight of the govt behind it.

Watch: Mitt Romney Argues That It Shouldn't Be Illegal For Government To Use Big Tech For Censorship | ZeroHedge



Romney knows good and damn well that this isn't about some random govt employee airing out a grievance. It is directly aimed at bureaucrats and elected officials dictating to the media what is and is not acceptable.

And people wanted that POS to be POTUS. Some probably still do.

 

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That may be true to a point, but seeing your Dad marching with MLK is a really dumb thing to stretch the truth about. It's Al Gore like.

Whopper Level: Joe Biden

 

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Whopper Level: Joe Biden

Lol… I couldn’t figure out what I had posted. Then I realized you quoted me from 16 years ago?! That has to be a record.