Romney to endorse McCain for Republican nomination
Thursday, February 14th, 2008By Robert Schroeder
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney will endorse Sen. John McCain as the Republican nominee for president, CNN reported Thursday. Romney, who had hotly sparred with McCain in debates before bowing out of the race, will formally announce his endorsement in Boston at 3:30 p.m. Eastern, CNN said. Romney suspended his campaign Feb. 7 after losing multiple states to McCain in the “Super Tuesday” contests. 
Ric Joyner Opinion
WOW this is interesting development, especially because of the “bad” blood developed between them during the campaign. It is time for the Huckaboom to fizzle out and go pop. We need the resources and energy to fire up the conservative base, and not hand this election to the most LIBERAL Senator…nicknamed here…the “power mouth”, and or to Hillary the “Bill Clinton Shadow”. Neither one has experience in government…only McCain has the history, and background to lead, plus the fiscal backbone to stop Democrat and Republican spending. He reminds me of Moe from the three Stooges…poking his fingers into the eyes of republicans… (DOINK)… by crossing the aisle to work with Democrats.
And the conservative call on Ronald Reagan (their hero) to rise from the dead, and refocus McCain into a Reagan conservative. Come on…we can’t keep looking back to Reagan… we must look forward. Voters are tired of the back and forth attacks and working together is a great thing. Jeez can we have some common sense please?
I think Hillary would be easier for McCain to run against, but she shot herself in the foot by having Bill perform his antics….rewind to the Bill Clinton era….fingernails on the blackboard….semen on dresses…and victimization of the Clinton’s, and remember the shriek? “It is a right wing conspiracy”. I shudder just thinking about those two! We had a glimpse down the rabbit hole when Bill was out campaigning for Hillary!
Having a Republican President with a democratic congress is ideal…creates gridlock so not much gets done. The slower government works the better.
McCain is about substance and quality…versus party line….THANK GOD! Now that is common sense!