These politicians, regardless of party, are all just suits and careerists: lawyers and businessmen. They don’t care about free market principles any more than they do about helping the poor and the needy.

I just find it interesting that they think it’s safe now to start cutting Romney off at the knees.

Apparently they think his nomination is in the bag.

If you really understood my thinking, you’d know I’m not looking for Republicans to “deliver” anything. I’m looking for Republicans who will stay the hell out of the way, and not do any more damage to our industries and economy.

That’s one reason I found Perry kind of appealing. He ran Texas mostly as King Log. I read a lot of articles complaining that he didn’t actually DO anything to keep the Texas economy healthy. Where were his big programs? His world-shaking ideas? His fundamental changes in how things get done?

Hello? That’s the point.

We’ve already seen what King Stork has done.

You know perfectly well the Republicans can’t deliver on the entrepreneurial paradise they are promising. So you’re already laying the groundwork just in case Romney loses the election(“He wasn’t a real conservative”). Fortunately for you, that will also work just fine if he IS elected and can’t deliver.

That’s exactly how you handled the Bush disgrace, as I recall. And of course, no matter what happens, you can always blame the media. To paraphrase that great Jack Nicholson line: “You can’t handle the Pravda”.

So tell me, O Conspiratorial One, do you really think the Gingrich people are in cahoots with Obama in putting together this ad? It may sound like Democratic dogs being loosed here, but every name mentioned in that article is definitely in the GOP Inner Party.

You want to think that statement over a little harder?

P.S. Pravda seems very sure that Romney is going to be the nominee if they’ve let the dogs loose this early.