Romney International Trip: FAIL

Between Romney making bad comments about London's efforts for the 2012 Olympics, and a Romney staffer losing his cool, Romney's international trip has been a major failure.

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s international trip was just starting to look up when his traveling Press Secretary, Rick Gorka, told reporters to “kiss my ass.”

Obama's staff said, "“He’s been fumbling the foreign policy football from country to country. And there’s a threshold question that he has to answer for the American people and that’s whether he’s prepared to be commander-in-chief…. This raises some questions about his preparedness,” she added."

Romney Shuts Out Young Republicans

With all of Willard Romney's money and inside GOP contacts, why is he scared of an 18-year-old conservative?  If the Republicans and Willard Romney want to win, they should include the young enthusiastic voters.  It appears the Republicans would rather lose, than include the future Republican generation.

Mass. GOP deals dirty

I have seen the future of the Republican Party in Massachusetts — and he’s an 18-year-old kid who just got screwed by Mitt Romney.  Evan Kenney was a senior at Wakefield High School when, inspired by a politically active teacher, he decided he’d like to become a delegate to the Republican National Convention. ...
Kenney won, receiving more votes than the two former GOP gubernatorial candidates he was running against, Charlie Baker and Kerry Healey.
But in the end, it’s Baker and Healey who are going to Tampa as delegates to the RNC, while Kenney will be home learning a lesson in petty, partisan politics.
Why? Because the state GOP cheated. ...

 

Romney Supports Health Care Mandate

Mitt Romney supports Obama's health care mandate via a tax.  This is the same system Romney implemented in Massachusetts.  Many conservatives have wondered why the Republican party seems intent on running a liberal rich guy with similar policies of Obama.  The Wall Street Journal is finally publicizing the fact that Romney supports much of the Obama policies, including health care and wars.

Mitt Romney said Wednesday that the U.S. health care law's penalty is a tax, breaking with one of his top aides and further muddling the lines between the Massachusetts health-care plan he championed and the federal version he opposes.

While the Wall Street Journal calls Mitt Romney "confused", it is not confusion.  Mitt Romney believes in socialized medicine, just like Obama.

If Mitt Romney loses his run for the White House, a turning point will have been his decision Monday to absolve President Obama of raising taxes on the middle class.

Romney Pushed Socialized Medicine

The Wall Street Journal retrieved emails Mitt Romney thought he removed from his days as Governor of Massachusetts.  The emails clearly show Mitt Romney was a driving force for socialized medicine.  There is not a sliver of difference between liberal Romney and war-monger Obama.

How Romney Pushed State Health Bill
Emails Show Governor Defending Insurance Mandate for Massachusetts Residents
When Mitt Romney left office as Massachusetts governor, his aides removed all emails from a server computer in the governor's office, and purchased and carted off hard drives from 17 state-owned personal computers, according to a current state official.

But a small cache of emails survived ...


Mr. Romney ... strongly defended the so-called individual mandate, a requirement that everyone in Massachusetts have or buy heath insurance. And they privately discussed ideas that might be anathema to today's GOP—including publicly shaming companies that didn't provide enough health insurance to employees.

Why I Am Endorsing Mitt Romney For President

A blogger endorses Mitt Romney:
While I hope that my endorsement will help, in some small way, to promote party unity, I am also aware that there will probably be some cynics who doubt my sincerity. After all, it is public record that I have donated the maximum amount to the Ron Paul 2012 campaign. And my neighbors might have noticed the four foot “Ron Paul 2012” banner in my yard or the the eight by four foot sign that I bolted to an unused utility pole (lit by two floodlights and surrounded by twinkling multi-colored Christmas lights).

So to reassure any sceptics, here is a partial list of the reasons I am endorsing Romney for president:

1. Consistency - Mitt Romney has been unwavering in his public devotion to the principles and issues ...

Read the entire Mitt Romney endorsement here.

Romney Creates Fake GOP

Unhappy with results in Nevada, Romney is creating a fake GOP that he will control.  This will make the Nevada GOP irrelevant, and disenfranchise most Nevada Republican voters.  Are there any rules Romney will follow?

RNC, Romney campaign will erect new organization to bypass state GOP
The Republican National Committee and the Mitt Romney campaign have decided to erect a “shadow state party” in this critical swing state, sources confirmed today.

Romney Rejects Balanced Budget

Mitt Romney recently spoke against Ron Paul's plan to balance the federal budget within three years.  There is no denying Mitt Romney is a tool of the bankers and big-government Keynesians.

Romney rejects Ron Paul-style austerity

Speaking Monday at a town hall style-meeting event in Cleveland, presumptive GOP presidential Mitt Romney plunged a fork into the idea that he could come around to embracing Mr. Paul's call for deep cuts in federal spending.
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"The reason," he explained, "is taking a trillion dollars out of a $15 trillion economy would cause our economy to shrink [and] would put a lot of people out of work."

Ron Paul's plan to balance the budget includes big cuts in foreign adventures which will allow those troops and spending to energize the economy at home.  Mitt Romney has no desire to reduce military aggression and spending.

Continuing in the article:
"I think the easiest place to cut spending is overseas," Mr. Paul said at the time, reminding supporters that the nation has spent trillions in Iraq and Afghanistan. "It doesn’t make us safer. It doesn’t make us richer. It makes us poorer."