ROMNEY IS NOT THE ONE WITH “THE PROBLEM

By Catherine Volpe

Each day that I read my morning newspapers and turn on CNN, I am subjected to the admonishments … “Mitt Romney has a problem with (blank)” and then the blank is filled with “evangelicals” … “social conservatives” … “blue collar voters” … “the South” … and the list goes on.

The mainstream media and pundits would have us believe that Mitt Romney is a weak and problematic candidate who ‘cannot close the deal’ nor “connect” with voters.

The opposition, social conservative talk show hosts and Fox News tell us that Romney has a problem, because he cannot win over certain GOP voters.

It seems to me that Romney is not the one with “the problem”.

3,189,023 to voters to date have had no problem voting for Mitt Romney. He continues to win primaries and caucuses and has accumulated 430 delegates. No problem.

He has an organized ground game, strong war chest and a wealth of passionate supporters. No problem.

Romney has gained the endorsement of a former President and VP, Governors, Senators and Congress members because they believe he is the strongest candidate to go against President Obama in November. No problem.

So who has ‘the problem’?

The GOP has the problem, in my opinion.

Where would the Republican Party be without the strength of Mitt Romney and without the support of his loyal, passionate voters? What if both candidate and constituents decided to jump ship? It seems to me that the GOP leadership should encourage the base to unite behind their Mitt Romney lest they chance losing their strongest candidate and the millions of loyal supporters who stand lock solid behind him.

Now THAT would be a problem.

What's their problem with Romney?

From Human Events.........

by Ann Coulter

02/22/2012

As governor of one of the most liberal states in the union, Mitt Romney did something even Ronald Reagan didn't do as governor of California: He balanced the budget without raising taxes. 

Romney became deeply pro-life as governor of the aforementioned liberal state and vetoed an embryonic stem cell bill. (Meanwhile, Newt Gingrich lobbied President George W. Bush to allow embryonic stem cell research.)

Romney's approach to illegal immigration in Massachusetts resembled what Gov. Jan Brewer of Arizona is doing today, making her a right-wing heroine.

Romney pushed the conservative alternative to national health care that, had it been adopted in the 49 other states, would have killed Obamacare in the crib by solving the health insurance problem at the state level.

Unlike actual Establishment candidates, Romney has never worked in Washington, much less spent his entire life as a professional politician. He's had a Midas touch with every enterprise he has ever run, including Bain Capital, the Olympics and Massachusetts.

The chestnut about Mitt Romney being pushed on unsuspecting conservatives by "the Establishment" is the exact opposite of the truth. The Establishment, by any sensible definition, is virulently opposed to Romney -- and for completely contradictory reasons.

The entire NFM (non-Fox media) hate Romney because he is the only candidate who stands a chance of beating Obama.

Meanwhile, many of the pillars of the conservative establishment also implacably oppose Romney. Fox News is neutral, but its second-highest-rated host, Sean Hannity, is anti-Romney, as is prominent Fox News contributor Sarah Palin -- who has also offered herself up as a possible presidential nominee at a contested convention. (Wouldn't a former candidate for vice president on a major party's ticket be part of the Establishment?)

The No. 1 conservative talk-radio host in America, Rush Limbaugh, is critical of Romney, and another top conservative talk-radio host, Mark Levin, is adamantly against Romney -- though both Limbaugh and Levin supported Romney as the conservative alternative to John McCain in 2008, and Romney has only gotten better since then.

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MITT ROMNEY, WHY HE IS FEARED

                                                  

By Evelio Perez

The latest poll numbers are a testament to the hard work and the ethical way that Governor Mitt Romney does business. Governor Romney does not not work for the #1 cable network (Fox News) that features, promotes and exposes both Governor Sarah Palin and Mike Huckabee daily to the conservative Republican masses and in spite of these disadvantages Governor Mitt Romney is consistently ahead or close to the top in all of the Republican and national presidential polls, all of this with minimum exposure by the same media.

Governor Romney has raised more money, out endorsed, given to more Republican candidates and campaigned for more Republican candidates than Palin, Huckabee and Pawlenty combined and yet this is not reported by the Mainstream Media (which also includes Fox News).

Fox News gave to each of its potential favorite possible candidates (not including Governor Mitt Romney) hefty salaries with favorable prime time shows and appearances. Advertisers would have spent about $22 million for screen time given to Governor Mike Huckabee, who is the only candidate to host his own regular Fox News program. 
Former Speaker Newt Gingrich's appearances would have been worth almost $6 million to advertisers, and Governor Sarah Palin's would have cost them approximately $5 million. 
Senator Rick Santorum's advertising equivalency is about $4.19 million, while former U.S. Ambassador John Bolton's would have cost just under 3 million dollars.... http://mediamatters.org/research/201011180031 )

Why are they pushing and promoting Sarah Palin (with a reality show) daily as the leader of the Republican party who consistently finishes third on these polls?

Why are they pushing a very damaged Mike Huckabee? (He never met a criminal he didn't pardon.)

Why is that happening and why is it so blatant?

Could the big secret be that they all secretly want anyone but Romney running against The anointed One, President Barack Hussein Obama? 
  It is very simple folks, Mitt Romney is feared because he can win, it is as simple as that.    

Is there a consensus on both sides that President Obama could beat everyone in the Republican side except for Governor Romney? Hmmmm I wonder...........