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Do you even understand what the word “integrity” means?

Ben Shapiro recently called Mitt Romney the most moral man in politics since George Washington. And he’s right.

The only dirt the entire democrat machine could find on Mitt Romney was that he once put his dog in a carrier and strapped it to the top of his car.

He’s never committed adultery, stolen anything, or defrauded anyone of anything his entire life. He’s a model husband and father. The only sin Mitt Romney is guilty of committing is being soft on certain political issues.

It’s dishonest for anyone that refused to vote for Mitt Romney against BO to turn around and attack anyone that refused to vote for Donald Trump against HRC. You can’t have it both ways.

What ever Trump does is on our heads. We voted for him, we put him in office. I’m hopeful, but I have already done one huge face palm over Trump. He’s not going to investigate HRC?? REALLY??!!! Nobody on this forum can be happy about that. Makes me want to puke.

It’s dishonest for anyone that refused to vote for Mitt Romney against BO to turn around and attack anyone that refused to vote for Donald Trump against HRC

All I heard from the likes of the Bushes, McCain, and Mitt about third party voters or about conservatives who didn't vote was that such people were "helping the Democrats." OK, fine. Let's just admit then that the Bushes and Romney, by refusing to back Trump, were helping Hillary.

Incidentally, I held my nose and voted for your hero Mitt against BHO. Unfortunately, your hero and their majesties the Bushes didn't see fit to reciprocate party loyalty by voting for or endorsing Trump. As with all people with a sense of entitlement, it's do as I say, not as I do. Apparently, neither Romney nor the Bushes could accept somebody not anointed by the RNC party machine was nominated, even if it meant almost handing the election to Hillary. They acted like children throwing a spiteful tantrum and don't deserve a seat at the political table.

Do you even understand what the word “integrity” means? Ben Shapiro recently called Mitt Romney the most moral man in politics since George Washington. And he’s right.

Hmmmmm. Do I even understand what integrity means? Let me think about this.

Let's see. On the one hand, I see with my own eyes Mitt Romney fawning all over Trump in 2012 because of what a great businessman he was, and thanking him profusely for his endorsement, and then a mere four years later is calling him a con man, a fraud and a business failure, for whatever reason. So obviously he was either lying in 2012 or he was lying in 2016.

And then, on the other hand, we have Ben Shapiro praising Romney's integrity.

Hmm. You know what, I think that integrity is NOT defined by Ben Shapiro calling somebody moral.

So I'm thinking that your bizarre understanding of what integrity means has no relationship to its actual meaning.

BTW, I greatly admire Ben Shapiro, even though his judgment about Romney is clearly, demonstrably in error in this case.

Ben Shapiro recently called Mitt Romney the most moral man in politics since George Washington. And he’s right. The only dirt the entire democrat machine could find on Mitt Romney was that he once put his dog in a carrier and strapped it to the top of his car. He’s never committed adultery, stolen anything, or defrauded anyone of anything his entire life. He’s a model husband and father.

Following this reasoning and these moral standards, the greatest President of the 20th century should have been Jimmy Carter. How did that one work out?