Romney speaks to high schoolers

Ralph W. Pensacola Fl — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 17:47:20 GMT

Romney talking to high schoolers? He's stepping right into the Democratic base.

Romney speaks to high schoolers

j fl — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 18:12:01 GMT

I can't see Mr Romney making it to Florida. He
will be out by then, if not sooner.

Romney speaks to high schoolers

Darcy — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 18:30:54 GMT

Finally, this is a great story. If only more political figures would engage our children and demontrate a genuine caring attitude.

Romney speaks to high schoolers

Tucker Carlson on Mitt being a Flip Flopper — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 18:34:26 GMT

Mitt Romney as a Flip Flopper as you know Tucker Carlson has been strong with the Conservatives this is a real good video to watch:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8bSyAihn18&feature=related

Romney speaks to high schoolers

s seattle — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 18:47:58 GMT

He has 250 million reasons he will make it to fl.

Romney speaks to high schoolers

HMT-MI — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 19:08:57 GMT

he has the money to go all the way---and all those that have had their taxes cut will donate also.

Romney speaks to high schoolers

What would McCain say to High Schoolers — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 19:48:55 GMT

I can just see McCain talking to the high-schoolers...

"Life in Michigan sucks"

"Your parent's jobs are all going to go away and there will be none here for you."

"Don't worry about staying here in Michigan and helping grow the economy here. Instead, leave Michigan and get a job somewhere else where the economy already is better. That's the only way you'll succeed"

Romney speaks to high schoolers

What would Huckabee say to High Schoolers — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 01:54:33 GMT

McCain's talk to them would be bad, but not as much as Huckabee's talk to high schoolers. "Go start a masters program, drop out and make $25,000 a speech all the time lying about what degree you really have."

Romney speaks to high schoolers

SG Grand Blanc Michian — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 06:17:47 GMT

As a parent of two of these Grand Blanc students ( who are not students of the high school) I was proud of the fact that Mitt Romney was te ONLY candidate out of ALL (both Democratic and Republican) to speak.

My husband grew up in th esteel of the Pittsburgh 70's. What is Pittsburgh known for now? Colleges and medical industry. After the steel industy collapse, those jobs have never returned. All of the high school students at the time realized they had to make good choices to help Pittsburgh recover. Remember that anyone?

Also, we have had one GREAT president who stuck to his guns, and was not re-elected for his own decision to pardon Nixon. After the spending debacle about a possible impeachment later, Presdient Ford was proven correct. We heard that from him in 1974, when I was ten years old.

All the students in the press afterward liked his speech. Year after year we have watched our friends and neighbors worry as job after job has been lost.

We always seem to pick the president we want to have a beer with ( remember that poll from Bush/Gore?)

Yet, the current preident has his lowest approval rating. Al Gore, whom I voted for, has gone on to win an Academy Award and a Nobel Prize. Why are we afraid of smart people who can speak their minds?

When I was twelve, my grandma worked on Ford's re-election campaign. When he called her. it was always Jerry when I answered the phone. I've been hooked on politics ever since.

Big thanks to Mr. Romney for taking the time out to give the chance to students to meet a presidential candidate. Did you naysayers ever have the opportunity?

Romney speaks to high schoolers

Robert, Huntsville, AL — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 14:58:54 GMT

I am so sick of the Clintons. They are corrupt, power-hungry, and have only ever been the 51% candidates. Bill Clinton was a 51% consensus President. What that means is he feels comfortable leaving every instution of exploitation in place in our country, everything from trade to subsidies, waging war, you name it. But then he throws a bone to his liberal base that helped him get elected and spends 51% of his time helping them. He forfeits 49% of his presidency to the highest bidder and then gives 51% to his base. I guess some could call that change, and hey the Presidency is intended by law to be a slow moving ship that can only steer a few degrees in one direction or another, that's what staves off disaster if we have a horrible president. So Clinton will balance the budget, throw a few bones, he'll put a band-aid on the problems we have and make us feel good with his Camelot speeches, but in the end the status quo will stay the same. Our country has reached a point where we need more than a 51% leader, our ship has hit a bog and it will require more force than that mundane 2% margin to get out of it. I apologize for the barrage of metaphors but I'm trying to save time and most of you who are informed about the Clintons know what I mean. The best candidates in my view are Mike Huckabee, John Edwards, Barack Obama, period. I usually write with more tact but as the election grows nearer, and with this latest Clinton scumbag maneuver in Nevada I am just so frustrated and I'm starting to lose heart. Even McCain is starting to take over in the Republican side. I just feel like the parties dangle change in our faces and we get excited about a new and genuine candidate and then whoosh, the establishment comes in and steals it from us. Maybe Adam Smith was right, the people, the "Bewildered herd", are meant to be just spectators. At this point, I would bet my bottom dollar on either Clinton, Romney or McCain being president, all establishment douchebags. This sucks.