My good friend Craig Silverman is many things: He’s a Jewish
Denver attorney who used to be Chief Deputy District Attorney for
Denver, he’s a former Democrat, and until recently he and Dan
Caplis co-hosted one of the top radio shows in Colorado. Over the
years, he has moved from being a moderate Democrat to being an
Independent to temporarily registering as a Republican to
participate in the caucus process before returning to Independent
status.
And over the last few years, he has moved from being a supporter
of Barack Obama to being vehemently opposed to him, and thus
supporting Mitt Romney (even while not being extremely enthusiastic
about Romney, a feeling shared by many, in large part due to
Romney’s inability to market himself as well as someone with his
character and background should be marketed.)
In an
article for Breitbart.com, Craig lays out his views regarding
Obama’s many failures. I find it a compelling argument, especially
for those in the political center.
I encourage you all to read Craig’s note, and share it with
anyone you think might be persuaded by Craig’s intense buyer’s
remorse:
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/09/19/ex-dem-talker-backs-romney
Albert Constantine Jr.| 9.25.12 @ 11:21AM
A confession followed by penance can merit forgiveness.
Bob K| 9.25.12 @ 9:50PM
Are you kidding us?
What is this nonsense about Romney's "inability to market himself as well as someone with his background and character should be marketed"?
Don't you think running a political campaign for President of the USA somehow different than "marketing" the latest incarnation of a cell phone?
Ronald Reagan would have kicked guys like you off the campaign bus!
No one aspiring to the office of President of the USA should have to "market" himself. The candidate has to sell his ideas to the electorate. He has to convince them that the country will be a better place for everyone because of the ideas and plans that he has for it.