Well, you all know by now that Mitt Romney is out of the race. I would be bummed right now if Mitt didn't go out with a bang. He came out the new leader of the Conservative movement with his memorable exit speech at CPAC, while also winning the straw poll there. Mitt Romney is someone we supporters can be proud of. We can have no doubt of his motives for obtaining the presidency......Mitt ran because of his love for America, not for any personal gain.
I am not going to shut down this blog. It is obvious with all of the youtube videos lately, that I'm less focused (for the time being) in getting Mitt elected, but I have no doubt that Mitt will run again in 2012.
I plan on being better prepared the next time around!
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MH: It aint beanbag y’know.
MR: It isn’t checkers, it’s chess, three dimensional chess.
How about a brokered convention with Mitt and Colin Powell on the second ballot?
or
Angry old man and young conservative starting next week?
It isn’t over til the fat lady sings.
Frankly, why don’t all the Mitt Romney supporters FOLLOW the example of the gratious and honorable Mr. Romney himself showed us all at the CPAC meeting a few days ago? He told us that he loved his country too much to let the Democrats win in this time of war. He told us that he wanted the REPUBLICANS to win - not the Democrats like some want.
Does anybody really think that Mr. Romney did NOT mean what he said at CPAC when he suspended his bid? If he didn’t, then I guess we all followed a fraud and a fake. But, if he really did mean what he said, then why are his supporters not following this brilliant man’s advice now?
This is advice is from Danny Vice, who left this exquisite comment at my blog:
“Conservatives are beginning to amaze me in their inability to see what’s really at stake here. This election is about more than McCain and his inability to follow conservative principals.
“How is handing the whole country over to far left liberals a suitable alternative to McCain?
“There is a serious difference between McCain and a purebread liberal who is bent on destroying ALL conservative values permanantly.
“Today’s liberal is not like the Bill Clinton’s Presidency. It’s moved radically left… Clinton is now considered a moderated, and loosing it’s power because it’s not radically liberal enough.
“The Democratic candidate that is surging now, Obama, is bottom of the barrel liberal. He is about to take power, unless conservatives stop fighting and get serious.
“This would give liberals what they will treat as a clear sign from America that is it ready to move sharply to the left. Not slightly to the left.
“Cherry picking our candidate is exactly what got us INTO this mess, and if conservatives aren’t careful, they will allow our country spiral out of control.
“There is no such thing as a quick recovery from 4 years of radical liberalism unchecked. We may be facing what will take years and years of damage to undo. What’s more, there’s no guarantee that it WILL be undone. Have conservatives completely forgotten Roe v. Wade and other extremely important issues?
“Questioning McCain was right and highly useful for a time and a season. Many of us wish we had acted sooner to support Romney or Huck…. But staying home on election day allows liberals a pass to capture all THREE branches of Government. Our kids deserve better out of us.
“I’m not asking anyone to sacrifice their own belief or convictions, but we have a serious problem here that requires that we do everything we can to minimize the damage this election can cause to our society.
“I’d rather have 50% of McCains ear, than 0% of a liberals ear.
Give it some thought, friends.”
Danny Vice
Go McCain/Romney 2008!
I'm a McCain supporter and I can understand why many Romney supporters aren't ready to join him yet. However, I am hopeful that evetually his supporters do follow the Governor's lead. I think Governor Romney has been very classy about endorsing Senator McCain and backing the Republican ticket. I realize that if the race broke the other way, I might not be ready to switch candidates yet either, but I hope in time people will vote issues instead of emotions.
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