Mitt Romney Endorses John McCain, Big Shocker
 Friday, February 15th, 2008



Surprise, surprise - we know you're shocked to find out that former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is now backing Senator John McCain.  Not.  Do they really think we're that slow?  So, today Mitt Romney held a little news conference hoopla and announced that he is officially honored to fully support John McCain for the next President of the United States.

The press and cable media are presenting this like some sort of dramatic turn of events:  "One of the bitterest feuds of the 2008 presidential race ended," the New York Times announced yesterday.  They were not in a bitter feud!  It's just appeared to be that way because CNN and MSNBC gave them all the talking time in the GOP debates, so they had nothing else to do but pick on each other over superficial hearsay (and from day one, presented those two as the only two faces in the GOP race, so what else would they write about?).

Romney and McCain have consistently praised each other and mentioned respect for each other, even in between little typically-campaign digs.  There was no feud - there was never a feud.

Next you're going to tell us that John McCain on the cover of Newsweek Magazine (owned by The Washington Post) in the heat of the primaries was a coincidence, too.

Or did you think that Romney - who talks out of both sides of his mouth to try and be a people pleaser - would actually endorse Mike Huckabee or Ron Paul, the other two remaining candidates?  Why, when they're even mentioned in the media at all (which is rarely), they're essentially laughed at as being some underdogs with ideas too novel for America.  Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, who seemed to like Mick Huckabee, backed McCain instead.

The press chuckled when Chuck Norris endorsed Mike Huckabee.  The ones that backed Ron Paul were ignored.

Mitt Romney certainly doesn't want to be shunned or ignored; especially since it's rumored he may run again at some point in the future.  Plus he's vain.

It seems like everyone is terrified to be ripped to shreds by the media...who has done an excellent job of covering only four faces since day one (if you need to ask who, just stop and think about it).  Either that, or they truly don't see what a significant change we need - fast.



Oh God bless it.  Do you think if we got a bunch of horses and went riding around America like Paul Revere screaming "MEDIA BLACKOUT" that it might get people to look up from their TV's and newspapers?

Hey, that might not be such a bad idea.

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