Mitt Romney reached out to the NAACP today and was honest
and unwilling to pander to the audience. He told the black liberal Americans in
the audience about the real solutions to the problems in their community.
The family unit, education, the private sector, and
individual accountability are the ways out of poverty. It is no different for
any American community, and to tell a different story would have been a lie.
Mitt does not lie, he tells the truth and it is a refreshing change from
typical political pandering.
Many criticized Mitt for even accepting the invitation from
this notoriously liberal group, but he made the right decision. You don’t
change hearts and minds by running from the difficult truths. The truth has to
be told to the black community (and every community) that government is the
barrier to success. Government programs suck the life out of individuals and
communities which have made a lifestyle out of government programs sold as
temporary solutions. The best antidote to poverty is a job not a handout. That
work not welfare is the stepping stone to success.
President Obama passed off his invitation to his VP Joe
Biden. Talk about a slap in the face! I think the president made a huge mistake
because his message to the NAACP is you are a guaranteed vote I don’t need to
covet. Maybe he’s right but Biden is such an incompetent boob he could turn
open minded NAACP members to consider an alternative.
Mitt will never win the majority of Black American’s vote
but they got a glimpse into the heart of a good man that will make a fine
president. He does not discount the black community because they may not vote
for him; he respects them because they are Americans searching for a similar
dream of success. Mitt was brilliant today but more importantly he was sincere.
Mitt believes every American deserves a shot at the American Dream even if they
do not intend to vote for him.
Mitt is truly a uniter and refuses to divide this country as
the current president is intent on doing. Mitt opened his heart today to the
NAACP and I think they have met a sincerely good man…
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