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03-06-2007, 08:53 PM
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,256525,00.html
A week later, Romney went on the attack against his two major rivals, with rancor worthy of the angriest Democrat. Pushing one hot button after another, he accused John McCain of wrongly promoting amnesty for 11 million illegal immigrants, and Rudy Giuliani of being wrong on abortion, gay rights, and guns.
"He is pro-choice, he is pro-gay marriage and anti-gun," was Romney’s description of former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani. "That's a tough combination in a Republican primary."
As for McCain, Romney criticized his role in the pending Senate debate about immigration, where the Arizona senator has been working with the man who beat Romney a few years ago, Ted Kennedy, to come up with a comprehensive reform package. "I do not believe amnesty is the right course for the 11 or 12 million illegal immigrants who are living here. It didn't work in the 1980s. It's not going to work in the 2000s either."
He also criticized McCain for not supporting a federal constitutional amendment to limit marriage to heterosexual couples.
First, a great big round of :claps: to Romney for telling the truth about McCain & Rudy G. Right now, Newt is my man but I can accept Romney if his conservative conversion is genuine.
Second, politicians criticize each other on policy positions all the time, whether they are of opposite parties or the same party. Leftists like Estrich think that if you criticize someone's political views you are attacking them personally.
A week later, Romney went on the attack against his two major rivals, with rancor worthy of the angriest Democrat. Pushing one hot button after another, he accused John McCain of wrongly promoting amnesty for 11 million illegal immigrants, and Rudy Giuliani of being wrong on abortion, gay rights, and guns.
"He is pro-choice, he is pro-gay marriage and anti-gun," was Romney’s description of former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani. "That's a tough combination in a Republican primary."
As for McCain, Romney criticized his role in the pending Senate debate about immigration, where the Arizona senator has been working with the man who beat Romney a few years ago, Ted Kennedy, to come up with a comprehensive reform package. "I do not believe amnesty is the right course for the 11 or 12 million illegal immigrants who are living here. It didn't work in the 1980s. It's not going to work in the 2000s either."
He also criticized McCain for not supporting a federal constitutional amendment to limit marriage to heterosexual couples.
First, a great big round of :claps: to Romney for telling the truth about McCain & Rudy G. Right now, Newt is my man but I can accept Romney if his conservative conversion is genuine.
Second, politicians criticize each other on policy positions all the time, whether they are of opposite parties or the same party. Leftists like Estrich think that if you criticize someone's political views you are attacking them personally.