All That Glitters Isn't Gold

Mitt Romney. When I picture him, I picture a slick, smooth-talking politician that's really good about saying what you want to hear. Because that's what he is.

He says he's a conservative. He hasn't voted like one.

He says he's pro-life... Now. But, what about when he wasn't in the past?

He says he's against homosexuality... Now. But what about before?

These are just a few things to consider about the fox that is Mitt Romney. He's a slick talker. He'll talk your ear off with what he thinks you want to hear. But have you noticed how much he has flip-flopped on the issues? Whatever is convenient for him at the time is what he goes with. I don't trust him. Neither should you.

All that glitters isn't gold. Just because he's a good debater, talks nice and slick, and says good things in public doesn't mean I'm gonna trust him. He may look good on the outside, but it's what he'll really do that matters. And he's flip-flopped so much before, it's a pretty good chance he'll do it again if he gets elected.

Watch out for Romney. Just because the establishment wants him doesn't mean we should back him. Remember that his healthcare plan was the basis for ObamaCare. Remember that he is a moderate, borderline liberal, not a true conservative. Don't buy him. He can't be trusted.

All that glitters isn't gold.

-Austin Eldridge