New Hampshire Republicans: Get Up, Get out, and GO VOTE
Cross posted at Grizzly Groundswell
The time is nigh New Hampshire Republicans. With Obama and Huckabee winning the Iowa caucus we face the prospect of two liberals running against each other in the general election. While we as Republicans can’t do anything about one of them, we can do something about the other.
There are only two viable candidates with a chance to win in New Hampshire, one is John McCain and the other, Mitt Romney. Consider your vote well, New Hampshire Republicans. We need to stop Mike Huckabee.
John McCain is for amnesty for illegal aliens, don’t listen to his path to citizenship bullshit. He begrudgingly agreed to build a fence with this statement,“By the way, I think the fence is least effective. But I’ll build the goddamned fence if they want it.” Do you think that with a Democrat congress and the reimplementation of his immigration policy, he will still support that “goddamned fence”? I don’t think so.
He is against the Bush tax cuts that stimulated the economy. He partnered with Fiengold to restrict free speech thirty days before an election. The time when free speech may be of the utmost importance. John McCain is not the answer. John McCain will continue President Bush’s horrible immigration plan, hell he authored it with Ted Kennedy. Whenever there has been vital legislation to be voted on, he sides with the Democrats. Remember the gang of fourteen? The group of senators that held up President Bush’s conservative judicial nominations. That was John McCain.
So there is only one viable candidate to vote for in New Hampshire and defeat the liberal, smooth talking, slick Mike Huckabee. MITT ROMNEY.
This is a call to all Republican voters in New Hampshire. GET UP, GET UP, AND GO VOTE. Don’t sit home as you did in 2006, you see the damage you have done to this state. You have seen the non results of the horrid Democrat controlled congress. Do not make the same mistake again. Learn from the past, rise up and do not let this country slip into control of the liberals. We need to be heard, it is time to vote. It is time to end the Huckabee surge once and for all. Do not let this liberal gain momentum. Do not give John McCain any momentum. We do not need his immigration policy, we do not need his tax policy. We need Mitt Romney!
Mitt Romney will build the wall, he will make the tax cuts permanent, he will cut spending, he will put America first.
New Hampshire Republicans, the choice is yours. Make it wisely.
America's Watchtower 
No listen to some more of Romney’s lies, and more lies, and “oh did I mention” more lies. He is such a joke with his lies, dirty little bag of tricks and negative campaign ads via T.V., Radio and lets not forget the deluge of negative mail. His narcissism won’t let him admit that he is not wanted or no longer welcomed because the people are sick of his type politics. He couldn’t buy them, couldn’t fool them and can’t buy an election so his gig is up and he needs to give it up and go home if he is still even welcomed there. But does he take a hint, no not Mitt he makes the staement that this is 1 inning in a fifty inning ballgame. even the press had to look at each other and scratch their heads at his audacity. He is a fruitloop and that is putting it nicely.
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So, did I say anything about McCain that wasn’t true?
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Not really taking a side on this one due to usually not having an option when it gets to Wisconsin, but the main goal I hope to see come out of New Hampshire is for Hillary and Rudy to fade into obscurity.
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Damn you have me ready to gas up and head to NH!
I have been flipping between CNN and Fox today and you RARELY hear Thompson’s name mentioned… that pisses me off…. he is better suited for the job than all of them combined..
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I agree with TRM too bad about Fred. He would be my guy. Are you watching the debate, Steve? Huckleberry is very feisty!
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I had family over and missed it,,, who did best?
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At least in New Hampshire, Fred is not going to get alot of support. He is polling at 2%. This is mostly due to the fact that he hasn’t campaigned here, voters are going to hold that against him. Maybe after New Hampshire he will begin to make his move.
I thought Romney did well. he was being attacked by all the other candidates. Mixed reviews by the Fox News people though. Carl Cameron thought Romney was a big loser while Dick Morris thought he was a big winner. I thought Thompson, and Rudy did well. I thought Huckabee did okay when he had a chance, he didn’t seem to get as much time as the others. I thought McCain did okay as well. He didn’t get as much time as the others either. Ron Paul came off as being a nut. Not surprising. Every issue came back to our foreign policy with him, even issues that were totally unrelated. You could have asked him about abortion and he would have tied it in to Syria.
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