What does honor look like to those who have none? Do those without integrity recognize those who do have integirty?
The reason I am writing about this today is simple. Yesterday, when Mitt Romney withdrew from the Presidential race, he did so with great passion, integrity and honor. The sincerity simply rang from his voice and emanated off him in waves.
Imagine my surprise when Newsweek correspondent, Howard Fineman, wrote an article in regards to Mitt Romney's withdrawal and speech:
Here lieth the campaign of Mitt Romney, victim of the mistaken belief that the only way to succeed in national Republican politics was to turn yourself into something you are not. Or maybe the campaign revealed what his closest friends never imaged him to be. They thought he was a decent classy guy. But maybe he really is a soulless throat-cutter who would do and say anything to win.
I'll give him the benefit of the doubt and say that he was a good fellow who didn't know enough about national politics and listened to people who gave him bad, cynical advice.
Wow, I was so enraged when I continued reading his column, which you may do
here, but moreso, I was completely flabbergasted at his take on Governor Romney's campaign, his sincerity, his beliefs, his values and finally, his withdrawal speech. How could anyone, seeing what I saw yesterday and over the last year. Take a listen and tell me what you see:
I gave you an award on my blog, but I see you already have it!
ReplyDeleteThey better let Mitt be a keynote speaker at the convention this summer, during prime time so that he can give this message and have America hear it. I bet it would set him up as the candidate of 2012.
ReplyDeleteAnd he will never get a break from the liberal press. The message he gave is so fundamental to our prosperity and stands for everything they are against. They will try to tear it down every time. The citizens of this nation are becoming dependent on government and want government to solve all their problems. The next four years will shift even further in that direction. We have to keep fighting, even with Mitt's withdrawl from the race!
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1966036/posts
ReplyDeleteInteresting post over at freerepublic. I'm not as politically minded as you are Candace, but I still thought it was an interesting idea.
You're so welcome, Candace. I'm really thrilled that you were lifted by it. If anyone deserves it, you certainly do.
ReplyDeleteI'm really interested to learn about the Sharia law. Sounds a bit weird for Britain as they're really socialist. Bizarre bedfellows; Socialism and Sharia.
Another shocking story about my mother country is that they have just given researchers permission to combine animal and human material in embryos.
http://tinyurl.com/22eanx
The comments below this article let you know what English people think of such things; that those who disagree with it are fundamentalist crackpots in need of restraining.
Where's a wall? My head needs to make hard contact with it several times...
Alvin's back in the hospital. ICU. So it will be a couple of days before I can write the Sharia Law blog.
ReplyDeleteOh no, Candace! Oh my, I do hope he's ok. Our prayers are with you.
ReplyDeleteCandace, prayers for you and Alvin.
ReplyDeleteI love this picture. I love Glen Beck. The thing about Sharia law in UK scares me a lot.
ReplyDeleteKeep bloggin'