“[A] good moral character is the first essential in a man.” –George Washington

“Nothing is more essential to the establishment of manners in a State than that all persons employed in places of power and trust be men of unexceptionable characters. The public cannot be too curious concerning the character of public men.” ~ Samuel Adams, 1775,  Letter to James Warren

Relying on a single source, mainstream media, Democrats and RINOs spent hours of media time on Romney’s supposed bullying incident as a teenager 48 years ago, yet they and Romney find Obama’s 20 year relationship as a adult with an anti-Semitic, racist pastor -publicly noticed only in 2008 – as somehow unacceptable criticism of Obama.

Even worse, in November 2012 Americans are expected to pick the person who will have their finger on the nuclear trigger and have the ability to hold us indefinitely without due process…how are we supposed to trust either of them?  Didn’t our forefathers rebel against that same immoral elitist mentality in 1776?  The same immoral elitist mentality as a President Clinton who said, “I did it because I could,” and “I did not have sex with that woman.” Mr. Romney, sir, revealing the truth about a candidate or President is NOT a hard-Line attack.  Mr. Romney, sir, Obama and his acolytes are making you the fool.  Man up, will you.  As columnist Michael Walsh described it, “Romney doesn’t yet realize the mortal threat Obamaism poses, not simply to the economy but to the nature of the nation. The malevolent phoniness of ‘hope and change’ was evident to some of us from the moment it began, and McCain’s campaign’s blanket proscription against calling it by name was the real reason he lost so badly. … If the Right accepts the liberals’ definition of ‘negative campaigning’ as simply telling the truth about them, we might as well go home.” — Michael Walsh  http://patriotpost.us/edition/2012/05/21/brief/    God help us all.  http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/17/us/politics/gop-super-pac-weighs-hard-line-attack-on-obama.html?_r=1&comments#permid=25