[Wuli]

I am certainly not trying to “beat up on Romney”, nor am I trying to excuse anyone - in or out of office - who is critical of Romney. At the same time, I think MOST of the blame for Romney’s loss lies with (a) Romney and his team, and (b) where not their fault it was due to factors that were in the hands of voters and going to go - voter by voter - based their own ignorance or understanding.

Again, I could care less about Gingrich, Jindahl or Christie. At the same time I think they had little to do with Romney being defeated.

If Romney and his team want anyone else to understand their “lessons learned”, for the benefit of anyone else in the GOP, they need to examine themselves and their campaign.

That is whay I ask that they quit pointing fingers at others.

[PeskyOne]

I apologize to you...I did not mean to imply that you were ‘beating up on Romney’. I intended that comment to apply to Gingrich, Jindal, and Christie who I consider to be opportunists of the worst sort. Their comments sounded to me as if they were suggesting that Republicans should bend over backwards to be nice to Democrats, and “to get along, go along.” I think Republicans have been doing too much of this, and I think the Obama administration should be exposed at every opportunity as the frauds and crooks many of them are.

I agree with Romney that the entitlements Obama was making available to blacks, immigrants, and women were nothing more than gifts (money) to insure they vote for him. If the three hypocrites cared for the Republican Party they would have made their suggestions or comments privately to Republican leaders rather than to the media.

Sorry again for giving the impression that you were beating up on anyone.