Romney Supports Global Warming Taxation

As Governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney implemented cap & trade regulations that are favored by Democrats.  Romney bragged about the taxation in a press release:
Massachusetts is the first and only state to set CO2 emissions limits ...

Entire press release of Romney implementing cap & trade taxation:

Romney Announces Strict New Clean Air Regulations to Take Effect January 1

Romney Supports Murder

Several states have death penalties for crimes.  This is a legal process of killing people.  Without an indictment, trial, guilty verdict, and assignment of death penalty, killing is not legal.

Many Christians believe any killing is murder, and therefore those convicted and sentenced to death should instead be incarcerated for life.  Mitt Romney is not a Christian and he supports illegal killing of Americans.

Commenting on the illegal killing of an American who did not have a trial, Mitt Romney praised Obama and stated, "I commend the president, the members of the intelligence community, our service members, and our allies ..."

Paul Ryan's Budget Increases Deficit

Paul Ryan was announced as the vice-president pick for Mitt Romney.  Many see Paul Ryan as a fiscal conservative, yet his proposed budget increases taxes & spending while increasing the deficit.  Slowing down the rate of spending does not reduce spending, it reduces the rate of increase in spending.  Paul Ryan is not a fiscal conservative.

Ryan budget plan doesn't actually slash the budget
Here are a few little-known facts about Paul Ryan's supposedly slash-and-burn budget plan.

• Government spending increases almost every year over the next decade. 
• Tax and other revenue rises year after year.    
• The 10-year deficit is still $3 trillion.  

Paul Ryan Shows "Flexibility on Policy"

The Wall Street Journal portrays Paul Ryan's flexibility in a good light.

"Mr. Ryan voted for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, the Bush-era Medicare prescription-drug benefit and an early, limited version of what became the auto-industry bailout. In addition, he voted against President Barack Obama's stimulus ..."

Paul Ryan voted for the TARP bankster bailout (along with McCain and Obama).
Paul Ryan voted for expansion of Medicare.
Paul Ryan voted for the auto industry bailout.
Paul Ryan voted for Obama's deficit spending.

On that record, Paul Ryan is a big-government liberal.

Romney Wants Gay Boy Scout Leaders

Mitt Romney thinks he can manage everything, even the Boy Scouts of America.  The Boy Scouts is a private organization, and Mitt Romney should keep his liberal gay opinions to himself.  With all of Romney's moral flip-flops (for abortion, for gun control), he doesn't have the moral credentials to be President of the USA.  He should go back to being president of his own trust funds.


August 2012 news report of Mitt Romney advocating for gay Boy Scout troop leaders:

Romney Says Boy Scouts Should Admit Homosexuals
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney this week reiterated his view that the Boy Scouts of America should admit homosexuals as Scouts and Scout leaders.

Romney Staffer Defends Romneycare

A Romney spokesperson defended Romneycare and suggested it is a useful way to provide health care.  Romney and Obama both support mandatory, forced, purchases of health care.  The conservative's hope they Romney's flip-flopping on health care would stick with a conservative stance has been shown to be mistaken.

Romney Spokesperson Touts Massachusetts’ Individual Mandate

"... suggested that she would have been eligible for government-subsidized insurance under Romneycare ..."

Romney Fails To Excite

Mitt Romney is not a credible candidate for President.  His business experience aside, Romey's legislative record in Massachusetts shows he is a flip-flopper who supported abortion and gun control.  That Romney is failing to excite the base of conservative Republicans is no surprise, as Romney's records shows he is not a conservative.

In Tight Iowa Race, Romney Struggles to Excite G.O.P. Base

... Romney faces a worrisome undercurrent here: that the grass-roots elements who animated the Iowa caucuses — including evangelical Christians, Ron Paul supporters and Tea Party members — are not fully behind his candidacy in a battle that will be determined partly on who turns out his party’s base. “He just doesn’t seem to connect well, and I’m not sure he’s a strong enough candidate, to be very, very honest,” said Steve Boender, a farmer here in southeast Iowa, who supported Rick Santorum in the state caucus. 

... whether Mr. Romney — who once backed universal health care and supported abortion rights — can generate the excitement needed to draw these voters to the polls is a question that worries some Republicans. ...