Mitt Romney has spoken.
He has made his first important decision he can make before he becomes
President of the United States of America.
His decision is Representative Paul Ryan.
This was truly one of Mr. Romney’s most important decisions
he would make during the campaign. Most
importantly, Mr. Romney needed to choose someone he believed could step in as
President if something were to happen to Romney.
However, probably even more important was whether Mr. Romney
would choose someone that could convince Conservatives that they could trust
Governor Mitt Romney as their nominee to defeat President Barack Obama. Mr. Romney also needed to pick someone that
would complement Mr. Romney’s strengths and not necessarily steal the spotlight
from the candidate himself.
Choosing Paul Ryan
The Establishment calls Paul Ryan a policy wonk and too
wonkish. The Tea Party likes him because
Paul Ryan is bold and seeks real solutions to America’s real problems.
Mr. Ryan is an excellent choice for Vice President. He is a capable, articulate, and a great
communicator. Mr. Romney needs to let
Mr. Ryan be Paul Ryan. He needs to not
try to micromanage Mr. Ryan the way the McCain Campaign tried to do with
Governor Sarah Palin.
This choice helps Mr. Romney solidify his commitment to
restoring America’s economy and creating real jobs. It also is a choice that could convince
Conservatives that Mr. Romney is committed to their Conservative budgetary and
fiscal solutions.
Endorsing Paul Ryan for Vice President
When Herman Cain announced that he was running for
President, I was so excited because I thought, “Finally, we have a leader that
can restore America!” I was fully
committed to helping Herman Cain defeat Barack Obama.
Newt Gingrich was the best Conservative choice after Herman
Cain was forced out of the race. I
believed Mr. Gingrich was the next best choice because he had the ideas and he
had the leadership that led a revolution that began to restore America back in
the 1990’s.
Let me be honest. I
didn’t know whether I could support Mitt Romney no matter what because he
seemed like an Obama-lite. Mr. Romney’s
plans seemed to show that he had no conviction and was more committed to
practical, timid policies.
However, this choice of Representative Paul Ryan has, at the
very least, convinced me that just maybe Mitt Romney really does want to find
real solutions to America’s real problems.
That is why today I am announcing my endorsement of Paul Ryan for Vice
President to defeat Barack Obama. I will
be casting my vote for Paul Ryan for Vice President, even if that means voting
for Mitt Romney for President.
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