Two-Face Mitt Reaganfeller

Two-Face Mitt Reaganfeller walks the road to D.C.
through Detroit, Salt Lake, Wall Street, and Boston.

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He keeps showing his Ronald Reagan profile, but
his Nelson Rockefeller past won't stay in the shadows.

Props to the D.C. Comic Universe

More below the fold:

Clinton Tags Romney As a Flip-Flopper
From Associated Press by Glen Johnson on November 17, 2007

"Hillary Clinton needs no lessons on character from a man who switches his positions on a daily basis," said campaign spokesman Howard Wolfson.

Phil Singer, another Clinton spokesman, said after Romney focused on immigration a week ago: "Considering how often he flip-flops, we wouldn't be surprised if Gov. Romney later decides he's for sanctuary cities — again."
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Mitt Romney Traps Himself on Faith
From the DailyKos by Avenging Angel on November 19, 2007

Romney's self-made trap began with his 2006 declaration that religious faith is a prerequisite for being President of the United States.  "People in this country,' Romney told Fox News, "want a person of faith to lead them as their president."  But on his own religiosity, Romney has insisted, Americans must take him at his word.

Unfortunately for the self-proclaimed heir to  Ronald Reagan, Americans have followed the Gipper's mantra of "trust but verify" when it comes to Romney's religion.  In August, WHO radio host Jan Mickelson took him up on it, and questioned Romney about his Mormon faith. An agitated Romney complained he was not "running as a Mormon" and that Mickelson was "trying to tell me I'm not a faithful Mormon." READ ON

Rudy Wins the Pundit Primary
From the National Review Online by Ramesh Ponnuru on November 16, 2007

Murdock has written eleven pro-Rudy columns this year. No doubt he would say that his enthusiasm for Giuliani is justified. Even if so, it has distorted his judgment. In February, he wrote a blistering piece on Mitt Romney’s flip-flops. Giuliani is in close second place as the candidate who has switched positions on the most issues, including several of the issues that Murdock mentioned in his column. Murdock hasn’t written a word of criticism of any of those flip-flops. READ ON

Scenarios for the GOP
From The Boston Globe by Scot Lehigh on November 16, 2007

What's more, voters I talked to didn't particularly care that Romney has done some serious flip-flopping.

"Don't they all?" said Loraine Battey of Hudson, who is undecided. "They say what people want to hear."

"They all lie," added Fred Taylor, a Hudson resident and Romney backer. READ ON

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