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Mitt Romney probably would have been halfway through his second term in office if he had been governor of a state like Ohio or Michigan instead of Massachusetts.

All politics aside ...

Someone who knows the Washington political scene very well once described Mitt Romney as "the most capable executive ever to run for the White House."

Someone who knows the Washington political scene very well once described Mitt Romney as "the most capable executive ever to run for the White House."

Which means squat.

When a man/woman supports or implements the following as Mitt Romney did and does, he is totally incapable of being a good President:

1. Abortion
2. Gay Agenda, including Gay Marriage and Gay Adoption
3. Global Warming
4. Amnesty
5. Anti-2nd Amendment
6. Anti-Reagan
7. Tax and Spender.

Myth Romney was and is: pro-abortion, pro-the entire "gay" agenda; a gun grabber; a tax hiker; the ultimate crony "capitalist;" a man who started a "business" to collect and dispose of the broken corpses of the unborn murdered at abortion mills; he is a spoiled rich brat with an apparently guilty conscience endemic to the breed who is actually worse than his idiot father George. Myth is an absolute enemy of folks who work with their hands for a living. Without oceans of corrupt Wall Street/K Street $$$$. If you are thrilled by Thad Cockroach, you will be thrilled by Myth Romney.

If Myth was in the middle of his second term, we would have a LOT of trouble seeing him as any better than we see Obozo. Any private sector job that could be outsourced to the Third World WOULD be so outsourced. Myth's judicial appointments would cause your skin to flay itself just as much as Obozo's. Envirowhacko? Check! Affirmative action of ALL kinds? Check! Atrophy the military? You bet! Kiss the backsides of foreign tyrants for trade deals? Yep! What on earth to some here see in this POS?

We have young candidates; principled candidates; CONSERVATIVE candidates! Ted Cruz, Joni Ernst, Cory Gardner, Scott Walker, Nikki Haley, and a host of others. Who needs Myth? Certainly not conservatives and not the USA.