Romney Receives Most Coveted Endorsement

To Conservative Manifesto: I couldn't be more pleased with your important decision to officially endorse Mitt Romney from this day forward!

After having supported Mitt Romney unofficially on my Conservative Wordsmith Weblog for several months, I myself also published a post on October 1, 2007, announcing my official endorsement of Mitt Romney for the next U.S. President, and also of Ann Romney as the next American First Lady. (See my post, "Mitt and Ann Romney Have My Vote." -http://conservativewordsmith.townhall.com/g/8bb01636-33e1-4bb4-9b6b-aad8d5fd757b

I want you to know that I appreciate your blog, and what you have been doing with it.

Happy New Year, Conservative Manifesto!

Sincerely,

Susan
http://conservativewordsmith.townhall.com

I enjoy your work over at the Conservative Wordsmith as well (although I admit I have been lazy in commenting!)

Now, let's see what we can do to get the first Mormon elected president of the United States!

=)

I enjoy your work over at the Conservative Wordsmith as well (although I admit I have been lazy in commenting!)

Now, let's see what we can do to get the first Mormon elected president of the United States!

=)

You mean well but business and politics require different foundational principles and while Romney excels in business he is unable to connect to the average american and americans will not vote for him. Bad choice, but I am learning the republican establishment is set on Mitt and so we will loose the whitehouse and with that loss, many registered republicans will become independents making it even harder for republicans to regain congress or the whitehouse for a really really long time. I hope Mitt's Money Machine Endorsement was worth it!

"I hope Mitt's Money Machine Endorsement was worth it!"

Hmmm... it's a sad day for conservatives when someone is looked down upon for being successful in the private sector, and raising tons-o-cash for a campaign.

running as a social, economic, national security conservative. People can debate about how or when Romney adopted some of his conservative positions, but he kept his promises to the people of Massachusetts and there is no reason to believe that he won't keep his promises to the rest of America.

It would be nice to have a President that has been successful at something other than politics.

Well said indeed, sir.

Actually his economic record is bad. More business moved out of Boston under Romney than ever. Big businesses such as Gilette and Reebok. Taxes went up, jobs went down. Also, Mr. Romney did promise to do more for gay rights than Kennedy. Hmmm there's your real conservative. Mr.Taxachusettes. He will not keep any promises to the American people. Don't believe the Romney lie.