[kevkrom]

Isn't that the letter where DeMoss basically advocates throwing out principles to follow Romney because he's raised gobs of money, even though he's spent it all and still had to "lend" himself over $17 million to keep his campaign afloat?

By that screwy logic, DeMoss should be supporting Giuliani, because he's got the most $$$ in the bank.

[redgirlinabluestate]

Reading comprehension problems? DeMoss encourages support for Romney for several reasons, including:

1. Someone who most closely shared my values;

2. Someone who has proven experience and competence to lead and manage large enterprises;

3. Someone who can actually win the nomination (without which it is obviously impossible to challenge or beat Hillary Clinton, or any other democrat—people who certainly don’t share our values).

So how did I settle on Mitt Romney? After spending months researching his life and his record, and hours with him (and his wife and staff) in his home, his office and on the road, I am convinced his values practically mirror my own—values about the sanctity of life, the sacredness of marriage, the importance of the family, character and integrity, free enterprise and smaller government. But more than one candidate shares my values; which leads me to my second criterion....