Comments on: 2008 Endorsements http://www.davidjmiller.org/2007/2008-endorsements/ Recording Bits and Pieces of Heaven in Theory and Practice Mon, 06 Feb 2012 20:18:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: David http://www.davidjmiller.org/2007/2008-endorsements/comment-page-1/#comment-1327 David Mon, 06 Aug 2007 15:54:21 +0000 http://www.davidjmiller.org/2008-endorsements/#comment-1327 Jack, This is exactly the kind of informed opinion that voters should have about candidates - it's not based on something superficial such as religion or party affiliation. Obviously I disagree with you about Mitt, but I appreciate your perspective. I hope that more of the electorate will choose who to support in such an enlightened way. Thanks for your input. Jack,

This is exactly the kind of informed opinion that voters should have about candidates – it’s not based on something superficial such as religion or party affiliation. Obviously I disagree with you about Mitt, but I appreciate your perspective. I hope that more of the electorate will choose who to support in such an enlightened way.

Thanks for your input.

]]> By: Jack Tenneson http://www.davidjmiller.org/2007/2008-endorsements/comment-page-1/#comment-1321 Jack Tenneson Mon, 06 Aug 2007 06:28:22 +0000 http://www.davidjmiller.org/2008-endorsements/#comment-1321 I actually find Mitt (even thought I am LDS) to be one of the most insincere candidates we have to choose from. I would love to back him, for his faith alone, and for his business history, but I am 1) not sure a businessman is what this country needs right now (we may need more of a healer, after what the current administration has done to our reputation, and our integrity, and our GOP) and 2) completely put off by the weasel like appearance Mitt exudes during unscripted public speeches. I have seen him speak more than 32 times in the past 7 years (both in business capacities, and in politics) and never once have I not walked away with the feeling I have just been licked clean by a sleezy car-salesman. Like I say, I would love to agree with you. I would love to see someone of the LDS faith get a chance to lead this nation. I really, honestly, and truly hope our first chance is not wasted on this two-faced, sneaky, and shifty man. We should send up a real candidate, one with integrity and leadership, not this embarassing piece of the corrupted establishment. There's my two cents. Go Bloomberg! (not that it will happen) Best of, J. Tenneson I actually find Mitt (even thought I am LDS) to be one of the most insincere candidates we have to choose from.

I would love to back him, for his faith alone, and for his business history, but I am 1) not sure a businessman is what this country needs right now (we may need more of a healer, after what the current administration has done to our reputation, and our integrity, and our GOP) and 2) completely put off by the weasel like appearance Mitt exudes during unscripted public speeches.

I have seen him speak more than 32 times in the past 7 years (both in business capacities, and in politics) and never once have I not walked away with the feeling I have just been licked clean by a sleezy car-salesman.

Like I say, I would love to agree with you. I would love to see someone of the LDS faith get a chance to lead this nation. I really, honestly, and truly hope our first chance is not wasted on this two-faced, sneaky, and shifty man. We should send up a real candidate, one with integrity and leadership, not this embarassing piece of the corrupted establishment.

There’s my two cents. Go Bloomberg! (not that it will happen)

Best of,
J. Tenneson

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