LOL. I did no such thing. I have no idea what brings you to your faulty conclusions about Mitt Romney. Those three possible reasons I listed are just my opinion of the top contenders for what might be the cause. You may suffer from all three or none at all. It could be something else entirely.
All I know is that I am a conservative, I have done my research on Romney and I find myself in good company surrounded by Mitt fans who are stellar conservatives -- some of whom I have admired all my life (see my prior post). I feel comfortable trusting their judgment on Mitt over that of anonymous posters who may not even be Republicans/conservatives or have our country's best interests at heart.
You sound like someone who wants to make decisions based on facts, not mere emotions, half-truths, sentences taken out of context or decades-old youtube campaign clips. As such, you may want to study Freeper Unmarked Package's homepage for the truth about Mitt. All of the smears, lies and half-truths are addressed in a straight-forward and fair manner. If you are honestly interested in the truth, it will take you days to do that information justice.
I think it is wonderful that you donated money to Sarah's PAC. I think she and Mitt are two of the most dynamic politicians who carry the conservative mantle for us. I support them both. We are lucky to have them in our party. Way back in May of 2007, before most people on FR even knew who she was, I chose Palin as Mitt's running mate right here on FR. They would have made a winning team IMO. Romney's people would have never handled her as incompetently as the McCain team did.
At this juncture, it seems silly and juvenile to pit two of our brightest stars against each other, unless one wants them both to fail. Unlike you, your pal, Sarah Palin, likes Mitt Romney quite a bit and probably even voted for him in the primary (as did a majority of her fellow Alaskans).
Palin spoke about feeling allegiance with former presidential hopeful Mitt Romney. “He said all the right things about resource development in Alaska,” she said.
Sarah Palin Republican Vice Presidential Nominee Plugs Romney in MTV Interview
At such a critical time, it behooves us to concentrate on all of the things that unite us - just like our favorite candidates have done - in order to fight our true enemies who threaten our lives, liberty and freedom as we know it.
From that MTV link you posted
“In this interview, Palin calls controversial Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul “cool.” “He’s a good guy,” she added. “He’s so independent. He’s independent of the party machine. I’m like, ‘Right on, so am I.’ ”
She also spoke about feeling allegiance with former presidential hopeful Mitt Romney. “He said all the right things about resource development in Alaska,” she said. “I didn’t have an opportunity to speak to all the candidates, but again, it’s not my job to speak to all the candidates and tell Americans who to vote for. That’s Americans’ jobs, to figure out what candidates are standing for. That’s the voters’ jobs.”
Governor Palin only stated that Romney had “SAID all the right things about resource development in Alaska,”
I’m sure he did...
About any “allegiance” ????
From that link, that would be with Ron Paul...
He didnt toe the “Kennedy-Wing” party line like Romney did,
And Sarah agreed with Ron Paul in that...
Big plus...
Congressman Ron Paul is lifelong pro-life...
and so is Gov Palin...
An OB/GYN, he has brought thousands of babies into the world..
and has not supported the extermination of any...