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"Mitt Romney (to whose campaign this poster donated), has exactly one week to get in front of a camera and CLEARLY TELL HIS SUPPOORTERS to go support:"

Romney has done 20+ events for McCain/Palin already and seven since the convention. What more do you want?

ROmney SHOULD have shown loyalty.
But his only loyalty is to himself. Want some examples?

Romney's first snarling attack on Gov. Palin.

"(Romney) said he presumed that Palin's vetting process
was "just as extensive as anyone else on that list.""

Romney's behind the scenes attack on Gov. Palin.

"Almost every critical remark made about Palin
on a recent briefing call about her selection came from political consultants
with ties to Romney. Those comments were planted, says one,
because they knew that reporters would be on the call."
[Washington Prowler, American Spectator, Storm Center, 9/2/2008]

Romney's attacks on other GOP candidates.

Novak: Fred Thompson drop-out rumors traced to Romney campaign

Said Novak: The rumors were "traced in part to Mitt Romney's campaign,
trying to stir up strife between McCain and Thompson."

Romney's attacks on other GOP candidates.

"....John McCain rightly did not like Romney's tactics during the primaries.
(W)hen (Romney's early leads) started slipping away, he resorted to unfair,
distorted, scorched-earth negative ads, betting that his opponents couldn't
afford to spend enough for the truth to catch up to his charges."
[Romney: A Mistake for McCain, 7/23/2008, Dick Morris]

Romney's refusal to help GOP candidates in Massachusetts.

"The most glaring oversight was Romney's refusal to do a phone recording
for Massachusetts Republican Jeff Beatty, who is challenging Sen. John Kerry.
"Mitt supposedly cares about Massachusetts, but won't even return phone calls asking for help,"
says a conservative working for Beatty in Boston.
"It's a tough race, but the least he could do is help.
He's showing his true colors."

Romney has done 20+ events for McCain/Palin already and seven since the convention. What more do you want?

Hey, Mitt, this speaking about yourself in the third person has just got to go. (Unless, of course, you're rehearsing now for the SNL skit invites for '012...and we all know SNL has had on characters before who speak of themselves in the third person...and for them, it became a bit endearing).