
It’s official. Today, the National Review announced their support for Mitt Romney to run for President for the following reasons:
- he is a is a full-spectrum conservative
- he is a supporter of free-market economics and limited government
- he supports right to life and the preservation of marriage
- he maintains a foreign policy based on the national interest
The article clearly articulates why they are endorsing Mitt over other Republican candidates, specifically Huckabee, McCain, Giuliani and Thompson and state the following:
Romney is an intelligent, articulate, and accomplished former businessman and governor. At a time when voters yearn for competence and have soured on Washington because too often the Bush administration has not demonstrated it, Romney offers proven executive skill. He has demonstrated it in everything he has done in his professional life, and his tightly organized, disciplined campaign is no exception. He himself has shown impressive focus and energy.
It’s my belief that Romney will be elected as the next President of the United States. He is natural leader, a wise business man, good communicator and most importantly, he maintains a strong stance on national defense. This was clear during the Republican Debates where Mitt clearly outshined everyone else.
While it is difficult to pick a strong conservative for the primary elections, I have always been of the mindset to select the most conservative viable candidate in the race, and I too believe its Romney.
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