[JohnnyZ]

Mitt was my first choice for Presidential candidate, as well as Vice-Presidential. I haven’t changed my mind. I have a slight concern about his electability — he comes off as a little false at times.

A little false -- at times?

You mean when he's lying about owning a gun?

Or lying about being a hunter?

Or lying about his gun-grabbing record?

Or lying about both he and his father marching with MLK?

Or lying about his pro-abortion record?

Or lying about his support for gay rights?

[NutCrackerBoy]

Mitt was my first choice for Presidential candidate, as well as Vice-Presidential. I haven’t changed my mind. I have a slight concern about his electability — he comes off as a little false at times. -NutCrackerBoy

A little false -- at times?

You mean when he's lying about owning a gun?
Or lying about being a hunter?
Or lying about his gun-grabbing record?
Or lying about both he and his father marching with MLK?
Or lying about his pro-abortion record?
Or lying about his support for gay rights?

In a word, no. You list flip-flops. While real, I do not for a microsecond accept that they tell the story of a Mitt candidacy for President.

He is a fine leader, smart enough to understand what needs to be done from a conservative point of view (including especially judicial nominations), and I believe that he sincerely wants to serve for all the right reasons.

My misgivings were that he too often appears insincere.

[yongin]

Don’t forget Doug Kemeic, an ex-Romney supporter who is now shilling for Obama. Doug Kemeic is a reflection of Mitt Romney and his supporters.