Some strange things are going on. Mitt Romney is the one that the media and people from the left keep saying is the best and most logical choice for the GOP nomination. Well, since when have they endorsed any GOP candidate. That is the first red flag that goes up. Then they go out of their way to attack Herman Cain anyway possible in hopes of trying to discredit him. What is it that they fear about Herman Cain and love about Mitt Romney?
Mitt Romney is what I like to classify as an empty suit. He knows how to dress well, is well educated, and he speaks well, but you must listen to him and look back at his previous campaign, legislation, and voting record to know him. He is one of the elite rich business men, who made his fortune by starting, buying, turning around many business companies, and investing in Wall Street. He also has a political background with many ties to the lobbying industry. His father also built his wealth doing the same thing, including politics and lobbyist ties. Mitt Romney also created “Romneycare”, which of course “Obamacare” was created by using Mitt Romney’s plan as a guideline of that particular legislation.
The media and those on the left are pushing so hard for Mitt Romney to get the nomination, because he will be an easy target for them to pick apart and give the president the greatest chance of re-election. They will attack him over Romneycare, they will go after him for his stand on the TARP bailout, they will show his voting record, previous campaigns, and his ties to Wall Street. During the latest debate he did not say that TARP worked, he simply stated it was designed well, showing how he prefers to play both sides. Finally, Mitt Romney is part of the establishment republicans.
Mitt Romney has had his moment in the spotlight, he tried in 2008 and again now. The voters are making it quite clear that he is not the man to rebuild our country. He is now a falling star that those in the media and on the far left are making every last ditch effort to prop him up so that they can have a chance of getting the president re-elected.