[Pro-Abort] Condi Rice [as Mitt "Etch-a-Sketch" Romney's V-P]?
Absolutely Not [Says One Southern Catholic Gentleman]!
Daniel J. Cassidy
Sunlit Uplands
7/12/12
It is being reported tonight that Condoleezza Rice is leading a short list of potential Vice Presidential running mates for Obama White. That the Romney campaign would even float such an idea confirms how very out-of-touch Mitt Romney is with the conservative base of the Republican Party, particularly Christian conservatives.
Here in South Carolina, those of us who have been alienated by the GOP establishment’s imposition of a Massachusetts liberal as the party’s nominee, have the luxury of casting a protest vote knowing that our South Carolina electors will not be voting for Barack Hussein Obama. However, there are many battleground states where the Republican base will be looking for a sign from the Etch-a-Sketch candidate that he might actually govern like the conservative he now claims to be. The selection of Condoleezza Rice will make clear this is a Nelson Rockefeller-Christie Whitman-Lindsay Graham kind of Republican. The suggestion is an affront to the majority of Republicans who voted in the primaries for a candidate other than Romney.
It is establishment, liberal Republicans who brought America the tragedy and ruin of the Obama administration. Those Bush Republicans are deservedly anathema to millions of Americans. A choice such as this should be first among many reasons for Republican delegates to abandon this doomed candidacy and select a candidate with broad national appeal.
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My ‘Mild’ Opposition to Condi Rice for VP
Secretary Rice administered the oath of office for the global AIDS coordinator, homosexual activist Mark Dybul, while Dybul’s domestic partner held the Bible [Laura Bush looks on approvingly, and his partner looks lustfully at ...]
Pro-Lifers: Pro-Abortion Views Disqualify Condi Rice as Romney VP
by Steven Ertelt | Washington, DC | LifeNews.com | 7/13/12
www.lifenews.com/2012/07/13/pro-lifers-pro-abortion-views-disqualify-condi-rice-as-romney-vp/
Media speculation on the person Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney will select as his vice-presidential running mate reached a fever pitch today with media outlets, led by the Drudge Report, guessing it will be Bush defense official Condoleezza Rice.
However, pro-life advocates would reject the selection because Rice has continuously defended her stance supporting legal abortions.
Rice has said that abortion should be “as rare a circumstance as possible,” but added that government should not interfere, according to a Washington Times interview.
“We should not have the federal government in a position where it is forcing its views on one side or the other,” she has said. “So, for instance, I’ve tended to agree with those who do not favor federal funding for abortion, because I believe that those who hold a strong moral view on the other side should not be forced to fund it.”
But she called pro-life people, “the other side,” and explained how she has a “mildly pro-choice” view that makes her essentially one who is “in effect kind of libertarian on this issue”
“I have been concerned about a government role,” she told the Times, “I am a strong proponent of parental notification. I am a strong proponent of a ban on late-term abortion. These are all things that I think unite people and I think that that’s where we should be. We ought to have a culture that says, ‘Who wants to have an abortion? Who wants to see a daughter or a friend or a sibling go through something like that?’”
Later, Rice said in 2008 in a 60 Minutes interview: “I myself am someone who believes strongly in parental notification. … I’m against late-term abortion, which is, I think, really very cruel.” But, Rice added, “I have not wanted to see the law changed because it’s an area that I worry about the government being involved in.”
In response to reports that the Romney campaign may be considering former Secretary Condoleezza Rice as a potential running mate, Susan B. Anthony List President Marjorie Dannenfelser said: “Former Secretary Rice’s position on the sanctity of human life makes her an unqualified candidate for Governor Romney to choose as a running mate. Throughout the campaign, including at the Palmetto Freedom Forum last September, he has pledged to us in no uncertain terms that he would choose a pro-life running mate. We have taken Governor Romney at his word and therefore believe Secretary Rice will be ruled out of consideration. Secretary Rice’s position violates criteria that Governor Romney himself has laid out.”
Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council previous said Rice is a non-starter for a vice-presidential pick.
“Although she has stellar credentials on national defense, the former Secretary of State has long held pro-abortion views, which makes her a non-starter with social conservatives,” he said.
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[Also "Absolutely not!" if the Zionists get their way]
Condi Rice as Mitt’s Veep? Is she so different than Obama on Israeli-Palestinian talks?
By Ami Eden • July 13, 2012
blogs.jta.org/politics/article/2012/07/13/3100686/condi-rice-as-mitts-veep-is-she-so-different-than-obama-on-israeli-palestinian-talks
So the big rumor is that Mitt Romney is leaning toward Condi Rice.
That’s interesting for a bunch of reasons.
But from Jewville…it’s worth noting that Rice was arguably the Bush aide most responsible for pushing for a more assertive U.S. role in Israeli-Palestinian talks aimed at the quick creation of a Palestinian state. She was chummy with then-Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni as they worked for a deal. Rice reportedly pressed then-Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to withdraw Israeli troops (not just settlements) from Gaza and pushed the Israelis and Mahmoud Abbas to allow new Palestinian elections — that ended with a Hamas victory and ultimately in control of Gaza. Critics say those two developments led to increased rocket attacks on Israel and escalated Hamas-Israel clashes.
Bottom line: Rice might have tactical criticisms of the Obama administration’s approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but one could make the case that overall she’s a big advocate of a two-state solution who is closer to the Obama team on this issue than she is to where the GOP candidates and GOP base have been during this campaign season.
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Ramming thorough the Mitt nomination is a great big go pound sand message from the east coast liberal Republicans to everyone that would actually like to conserve something (say some last meager scraps of morality).
If the same crowd forces Condi on the ticket there is nothing I can say that would be fit for civil company.
…….had a dream back towards the end of Georgie Porgi’s watch……….not your average dream, but the type of dream that seems so very real……..I was attending a press conference where Condi was speaking ………all seemed status quo at the start…..and she seemed to be speaking so eloquently …..then her eyes changed color to a greenish yellow and her pupils became vertically long…….as she spoke…..her tongue became that of a snake…..then it hit me ….. SHE’S POSSESSED!!!…..I woke up very freaked out and the memory of it never faded………I guess it was just a dream………or……………