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What he said at the time:
"I am proud to stand alongside Governor Romney as he pursues our nation's highest office. His values are my values – protecting the sanctity of human life, defending marriage and strengthening the family. We need someone in Washington who will stand up for traditional families and Governor Romney is that person," said Dr. Wilton. "While we may not agree on theology, Governor Romney and I agree that this election is about our country heading in the right direction. Governor Romney is the best candidate to stand for conservative values in Washington."
Does that sound like an endorsement to you?
But now he's saying that he made a "personal error" in agreeing to support the Romney campaign. So much for good judgment from this guy. I wonder if other RR leaders will rescind their endorsements, too.
http://www.bpnews.net/BPnews.asp?ID=26678
"I am proud to stand alongside Governor Romney as he pursues our nation's highest office. His values are my values – protecting the sanctity of human life, defending marriage and strengthening the family. We need someone in Washington who will stand up for traditional families and Governor Romney is that person," said Dr. Wilton. "While we may not agree on theology, Governor Romney and I agree that this election is about our country heading in the right direction. Governor Romney is the best candidate to stand for conservative values in Washington."
Does that sound like an endorsement to you?
But now he's saying that he made a "personal error" in agreeing to support the Romney campaign. So much for good judgment from this guy. I wonder if other RR leaders will rescind their endorsements, too.
http://www.bpnews.net/BPnews.asp?ID=26678