Mitt Romney Revolution

The conservative movement has gone through a lot in the last few months. With the suspension of the Romney campaign and the death of William F. Buckley Jr., the conservative movement has had its set backs.

Even the media is once again trying to write the death of the Conservative movement. But as we know, that is not true. Romney once said at CPAC 2007:

“Of course, they wrote our obituary last fall. They’ve written that before, as you know. They wrote it after Watergate, after the ‘82 elections, after Iran-Contra, and after Bill Clinton’s election.

The truth is that their wishful-thinking reports of our demise have been greatly exaggerated. In fact, I predict, that we’ll be around a lot longer than, say, the newspapers will be around.”

Romney understands that conservatism is not a fad, that we must not give up our principles even when many pundits called for running a moderate in 2008. Well now since we have selected a moderate nominee, we need a conservative voice to become the leader of the conservative movement. I think Mitt Romney is the best person to fill this role. Romney needs to be front and center fighting for us conservatives. Fighting for the principles we believe in even if they go against the party leadership. Romney is an inspirational leader, like Goldwater and Reagan, that can take the reigns and unify our party once again behind that conservative principles that have carried us to victory in the past. With Romney at the forefront, those principles will carry us into the future.