Multiple-Choice Mitt Strikes Again

Well that didn't take too long.

Just last week we looked at Mr. Multiple Choice and his record of saying whatever he thinks people want to hear.

Well he's done it again, but he's made the wrong choice this time.

In a statement released today, Mitt decides to support the President's plan for escalation by increasing troop levels with 5 more brigades and 2 more regiments of troops for Iraq.

Of course, this isn't his first time he's commented on Iraq. In the past he has claimed he couldn't weigh in because he was "still a Governor," but that was after he had already criticized the President's planning and troop strength.

Nice to know he's gonna stand by the President on his big night. I'm sure the President appreciates his new-found rubber-stamp rhetoric.

And it's also nice to know that he's finally taken a stand, even if it is against the advice of military and foreign policy experts and the wishes of the American people.

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Good Job, Tracey!

STAY on this one. He is the epitome of HYPOCRISY! I thought John Mc Cain had it bad. Whooo Weeee! This one is just as flip floppy as his Religion. (Oh Snap!) You do know they have changed their religious beliefs about a million times throughout history. They change as the laws of the United States changes. Like I'm supposed give up my Evangelical Christianity to believe that God didn't start communicating with mankind untill after the English stole America? ROFLMAO! From Stealing America, to Slavery, to the very name of the organization. What the heck kind of Religion is that? You get a revelation when Congress passes a Law ? We Christians don't even consider his faith as Christianity but rather, a C***!. I really wish you could do a whole thing on that. No. On second thought, it might insult Maj.Ldr Reid. and the Media would jump all over that.

So,I'll do it them.

;p

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FreedomOfSpeechForBarackObama2008 on January 11, 2007 at 02:35 AM

then.

;p

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FreedomOfSpeechForBarackObama2008 on January 11, 2007 at 02:37 AM

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