Romney Won't Stop Ads With Lies

Reporters and television cameras flocked to Hammond last Friday when he made a beeline for Chaffetz at a Republican Jewish Coalition event. It was the second time in two days Hammond singled Chaffetz out.

Chaffetz dismissed Hammond's persistent inquiries about Romney voting in the 1992 Democratic presidential primary, saying he was there to answer questions from reporters.

The Romney backer said he came to the event to "offer perspective" to voters and members of the media. But when someone asked about "Obamacare" being linked too closely with the health care law implemented by Romney in Massachusetts, Chaffetz deferred to the candidate himself.

"I think he gave a great eloquent answer," Chaffetz responded, pointing to Romney's CNN debate performance. "He addressed it several times. I'll leave it in his own words."

When reporters asked Chaffetz whether it was appropriate to show up at Gingrich's campaign events, he replied, "It's a perfectly acceptable thing to do."Romney's robust presidential campaign will continue to dispatch high-profile surrogates to Gingrich events, Chaffetz said.

Romney has also refused to remove TV ads that he knows are false about Gingrich. His lies in ads keep rolling. Romney and his people think it's Romney's right to have the nomination. Most Americans know Romney doesn't have a conservative bone in him.

Romney can run on Romneycare while Obama runs on Obamacare.

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