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Post #29 before the dreaded RINO word? Seriously, the word has lost its
effect. By the way, Mitt was the first to endorse other Tea Party candidates in the last election.

Post #29 before the dreaded RINO word? Seriously, the word has lost its effect. By the way, Mitt was the first to endorse other Tea Party candidates in the last election.

So?

Romney has a lifetime history of taking both sides of issues near and dear to conservatives, including last week with his near praise of Obama and his bailouts of the Auto-Industry when he was under fire for his Bain experience and then turning around and ripping Obama for TARP.

Nothing Romney says or does right now will erase is lack of trustworthiness where conservative issues are concerned, nothing.

He does not have a core bone of conservatism in his body.

By the way, Mitt was the first to endorse other Tea Party candidates in the last election.

I challenge you to name even ONE Tea Party candidate who Mitt endorsed first.

Those of us with clear memories of the 2010 midterm elections well recall that Mitt Romney followed the lead of outspoken conservatives time after time with his endorsements.

65 posted on 01/24/2012 5:22:56 PM PST by Windflier (To anger a conservative, tell him a lie. To anger a liberal, tell him the truth.)

By the way, Mitt was the first to endorse other Tea Party candidates in the last election.

Well, let me just respond to your pro-Mitt comment..... Mitt, the flip-flopping Liberal Obamacare-lover, can endorse any Tea Party citizen he sees fit. The question is, are any true, conservative, Tea Party people endorsing HIM? I doubt it.

Go Newt!

187 posted on 01/25/2012 9:07:55 AM PST by Scooter100 ("Now that the fog has lifted, I still can't find my pipe". --- S. Holmes)

Mitt was the first to endorse other Tea Party candidates in the last election.

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Well, duh. He gave campaign donations and endorsements all over the place and is now calling in his markers. All of that was just typical Mittens working the system knowing he would have trouble getting support from the Tea Party.

Best way to get TeaParty support? Buy the lower candidates which is just what Mitt did.

188 posted on 01/25/2012 9:14:41 AM PST by reaganaut (Ex-Mormon, now Christian "I once was lost, but now am found, was blind but now I see")

By the way, Mitt was the first to endorse other Tea Party candidates in the last election.

Go Newt!

189 posted on 01/25/2012 9:17:26 AM PST by Scooter100 ("Now that the fog has lifted, I still can't find my pipe". --- S. Holmes)