BIRTHER
Will the media ask Mitt Romney if he will denouce racist, Donald Trump? Because anyone questions the legitimacy of a BLACK man who has been elected PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES by the majority of Americans, and who has NEVER quesstioned another presidential candidate’s legal birth records with such blantant and utter contempt and lunacy, to me is a FLAIMING BIGOT AND RACIST.
Trump started his Obama is a birther kick in 2011, and Mitt Romney’s pefectly ok with palling around with Trump, the BIRTHER.
From POLITICO: Trump: Obama born in Kenya
“That’s what he told the literary agent,” Trump insisted. “That’s the way life works… He didn’t know he was running for president, so he told the truth. The literary agent wrote down what he said… He said he was born in Kenya and raised in Indonesia… Now they’re saying it was a mistake. Just like his Kenyan grandmother said he was born in Kenya, and she pointed down the road to the hospital, and after people started screaming at her she said, ‘Oh, I mean Hawaii.’ Give me a break.”
Romney, meanwhile, is embracing Donald Trump:
At first Trump was like…
And then this:
NOTICE THE SIGNATURE?
Romney has no plans to distance himself from the Trump, the Racist Birther and will appear with him at a Las Vegas fundraiser next Tuesday.
ROMNEYCARE:
June 6, 2011
07/30/2009 – Mr. President, What’s the Rush?
This opinion article by Mitt Romney appeared in USA Today on 07/30/2009. It is entitled Mr. President, What’s the Rush?
EXCERPT:
Try a business-like analysis
I spent most of my career in the private sector. When well-managed businesses considered a major change of some kind, they engaged in extensive analysis, brought in outside experts, exhaustively evaluated every alternative, built consensus among those who would be affected and then moved ahead. Health care is many times bigger than all the companies in the Dow Jones combined. And the president is rushing changes that dwarf what any business I know has faced.
Republicans are not the party of “no” when it comes to health care reform. This Republican is proud to be the first governor to insure all his state’s citizens. Other Republicans such as Rep. Paul Ryan and Sens. Bob Bennett and John McCain, among others, have proposed their own plans. Republicans will join with the Democrats if the president abandons his government insurance plan, if he endeavors to craft a plan that does not burden the nation with greater debt, if he broadens his scope to reduce health costs for all Americans, and if he is willing to devote the rigorous effort, requisite time and bipartisan process that health care reform deserves. Mitt Romney was governor of Massachusetts from 2003 to 2007.
April 2010 Nowhere in this video did Romney say he would repeal ObamaCare, he said there were things he like and didn’t like about ObamaCare
Jan 26, 2012
March 26, 2012
And for BAIN & ROMNEY, here’s a collection of videos:
AND WHY PRESIDENT OBAMA IS FOCUSING ON ROMNEY AND HIS YEARS AT BAIN CAPITAL:
.@BarackObama is practically begging @MittRomney to disavow the place of birth movement, he is afraid of it and for good reason. He keeps using @SenJohnMcCain as an example, however, @SenJohnMcCain lost the election. Don’t let it happen again.
http://bit.ly/KTuIiR
Romney won’t repudiate Trump on birther issue
By STEVE PEOPLES | Associated Press – 15 hrs ago.
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney isn’t taking a position on supporter Donald Trump’s return to the controversy over where President Barack Obama was born.
Romney said Monday evening that while he doesn’t agree with all the people who support him, he appreciates their help to get him at least 50.1 percent of the vote in November.
Romney’s comments come about 24 hours before appearing at fundraiser in Las Vegas that Trump is hosting.
Earlier this week Trump again stated that Obama was born in Kenya and raised in Indonesia. That view has been debunked repeatedly. Obama released his long-form birth certificate in April 2011 showing he was born in Hawaii while Trump weighed entering the Republican primary race.
http://news.yahoo.com/romney-wont-repudiate-trump-birther-issue-003919355.html
Another missed opportunity to lead
By Steve Benen
Tue May 29, 2012 8:00 AM EDT.
Mitt Romney will join Donald Trump tonight in Las Vegas for a fundraiser, just a few days after the reality-show host reiterated his support for the ridiculous “birther” conspiracy theory. Asked by reporters yesterday whether Trump’s ugly, borderline-racist antics gives him pause, Romney seemed unconcerned.
“You know, I don’t agree with all the people who support me and my guess is they don’t all agree with everything I believe in,” Romney said. “But I need to get 50.1% or more and I’m appreciative to have the help of a lot of good people.”
That’s not much of a response. By Romney’s reasoning, decency is irrelevant — he should partner with anyone, no matter how vile, so long as it furthers his ambitions and gets him more votes.
The Obama campaign released a new video this morning, contrasting Romney’s response to supporters’ extremism with John McCain’s
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Trump the Chump is in it for himself.