Right-leaning radio host Mark Levin launched a scathing attack on Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney today, labeling the former Massachusetts governor “sleazy” and “poisonous.”
On his Facebook page today, Levin tells Romney, “Conservatives have had enough of your sleazy campaign tactics.”
Levin pointed to a CNN report, which noted that in the wake of Rick Santorum’s three-state sweep yesterday in presidential primaries and caucuses, Romney would be taking a tougher approach with the former Pennsylvania senator, looking to paint him as a Washington insider.
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Romney continues to be the unknown in this race similar to what it was like 4 years ago when Obama was preaching “Hope and Change” while telling us nothing about himself except what he allowed the unrepentant domestic terrorist Bill Ayers, to write about him in his biography. Ayers, “just a guy who happened to reside in the neighborhood,” has admitted to having written the book. Romney spends all his time attacking Gingrich and now Santorum telling us why we should not vote for them, i.e. their record according to Romney, but refuses to talk about how he, Romney, helped the conservative cause. The fact is he didn’t. He was anti-Reagan and ran to the left of Teddy Kennedy when campaigning for Kennedy’s seat but lost. He was and is a liberal but never wants to talk about it. He campaigns against Washington insiders while gladly accepting the endorsement form Washington republican establishment insider elites. The fact is Romney single handedly opened the flood gates for same sex marriage throughout the country when he was governor of MA and will ensure Obamacare becomes Obamneycare if elected president. Romney is not conservative but is a weak moderate/liberal and would lose just as did McCain, Bush Sr., and Dole because they too were “moderate” republicans, i.e. RINOs who have come out and endorsed Romney. There’s not that much separating Romney and Obama. Obamacare would be taken off the table in a campaign for president between Romney and Obama.