My friend Sandy Rios, former president of Concerned Women of America and Salem Radio Talk Show host in Chicago has written a powerful piece in today’s Townhall.com entitled, “Mitt Romney May Have Had No Choice, But I Do.”
I met with Governor Romney earlier this year with about 10 other people from Chicago. Impeccably dressed, he sat at the head of the table and gave a powerful presentation on his healthcare policies, taxes and, of course, how much he opposed homosexual marriage and its bad effects on children. When it came time to ask questions, I politely asked him why, in spite of his claims of opposition and concern, he had in fact been the one who began homosexual marriage in Massachusetts? —How was it that he ordered the rewording of marriage certificates and threatened state and local officials with firing if they did not comply?
He erupted in anger. He asked if I were an attorney and then volunteered emphatically: “I am a graduate of Harvard Law School!†An aide tried to calm him down, but he continued to accuse me of lying. “She’s not telling the truth,†he said. Those are the moments you are glad your reputation for honesty is firmly in tact—and that you have all the documents necessary to prove your accusation.
Prose from the Pros
Usually before 650-251, additional credits like 642-533 or 642-426 are asked. That is why it is better to first go for 156-215 before any other advanced credit.