Mitt Romney

By Mike Laub Steele didn’t say it was good that the party reject people like Romney, Reagan, and George HW Bush, who were once pro-choice. If Michael Steele would have been smarter, he could have pointed out that Reagan was once pro-choice. But Steele was on the program for an hour or two…

By email@hidden (Mike) Governor Mitt Romney: Of course. This… Adams in in Massachusetts… Governor Mitt Romney: and John Governor Mitt Romney: That’s not what my Church says! There are leaders of my Church who are pro-choice. You’re wrong. That’s your problem. Governor Mitt Romney: I’ve got to run.

By Steve Kornacki In his 1990 campaign, he actually ran to the left of his Democratic opponent, combative former Boston University President John Silber, scoring points with Massachusetts' socially liberal suburbanites by stressing his pro-choice, pro-gay rights, and pro-environment views. (Only...

By Carpetbagger Rudy Giuliani really thinks his party would be just fine with a pro-choice running mate for John McCain. Come to think of it, he thinks the GOP would be fine with a pro-choice nominee, too, but the primaries should have made it clear how wrong this is.

McCain has been making a lot of phone calls about support for a pro-choice vp. Also Ridge is the former governor of Pennsylvania, a swing state that right now is pretty firmly in Obama’s camp. I would still say Mitt Romney would be my ...

By Steve Kornacki Huckabee’s words certainly make it seem like he’d be willing to accept a pro-choice V.P. candidate who promises to live with the G.O.P.’s pro-life platform language (which, undoubtedly, any pro-choice candidate picked by McCain would be).

By Denny You said, “Mitt Romney was Pro-Life, then he CHANGED.” “Mitt Romney was Pro-Choice, then he CHANGED” romneys_stance_on_civil_unions_draws_fire/?page=1 You said, “Mitt Romney wanted to raise taxes in Massachusetts so he CHANGED their name to fees.” BUSH TAX CUTS