of his most productive boxing years because of his anti-talk against the vietnam war. kareem abdull jabar, in terms of civil rights issues and issues important to the african-american community during his career. many of those athletes have been villy fied throughout their careers not necessarily by the president of the united states but certainly by fans of their sports who wanted them to, as we here again, stick to sports. it s something we heard over and over in the last few weeks and months, starting with colin kaepernick, continuing last week with the president s comment the about white house comments about my friend and former colleag colleague jam mel hill. where we expect athletes to expect any kind of treatment or any kind of degradation that might affect them and their communities but want them to
the mitt romney platform is going to say that obama care is a socialistic abomination and it needs to be repealed, because it s killing jobs and freedom, just like the michele bachmann one would. so this is not, you know, nelson rockefeller against barry goldwater. this is really just a question of, does the tea party, does the conservative base of the republican party, you know, feel that they can trust and have confidence in romney to be that same conservative as president, versus moderate, saying, you know, we think he s faking it. well, matt kibbe doesn t. the man s sitting right here and doesn t have any confidence in the guy. well, think about the other thing that s going on is the senate is in play, and there are a historic number of targets that we can go after as tea partyers, not just in a general, where we think we ll pick up enough seats to take the senate, but in the primaries. so you think you can control the next president, no matter who he is? you re going to ha
base of the republican partyas turned on mitt romney because he s the anti-tea party, anti-talk radio, anti-anti-government candidate. romney will never be able to appeal to those who want limited government. he fundamentally cannot. he is at bottom a center right candidate, who believes government, when run effectively and efficiently, can produce the best results for the people. it s a noble view. one that the gop base seemingly hates him for. if romney becomes the gop nominee, it will prove that the tea party project was an abject failure and that the momentum of 2010 was only temporary. romney doesn t represent taking the country back. my question is, does he have enough anger, just emotionally, against what s been going on, to be your guy s representative in the general election? does he feel and act like a tea partier? well, i don t think it s how he feels, i think it s what he stands for. and if he s going to run on repealing obama care, if he comes up with some plan but