And, another paper flips. In 2008, New Hampshire’s Nashua Telegraph backed Obama.
Four years after backing Obama, The Telegraph endorses Mitt Romney for president: HUDSON – Four years after endo… http://t.co/8ib2oyFM
— The Telegraph (@NashuaTelegraph) October 30, 2012
Nashua Telegraph backed Obama in 08, Romney this time. http://t.co/gGZOdbEF
— David Freddoso (@freddoso) October 30, 2012
@PJMedia_com So proud of the Nashua telegraph.. i used to work there 😉
— Washington's Wake (@Washingtonswake) October 31, 2012
https://twitter.com/CampaignCarl/status/263689824010133504
ICYMI – Nashua Telegraph (NH): Mitt Romney For President http://t.co/6UMUs0jL #RomneyRyan2012 #ExpandTheMap
— Jason B. Whitman, OD (@JasonBWhitman) October 31, 2012
another flip for Mitt http://t.co/9FgvZahv
— Don Surber (@donsurber) October 31, 2012
And from the Nashua Telegraph’s endorsement itself:
So the basic question facing The Telegraph editorial board when it met last week came down to this: Did the former Illinois senator do enough to live up to those admittedly high expectations to warrant a second term?
After several hours of spirited debate, not unlike conversations taking place in kitchens and living rooms across America, we reached a consensus that he had not. Perhaps more importantly, when we identified the key challenges facing the nation – jobs, the economy and the national debt – we concluded he was not the best candidate to meet them.
That person is former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, and we hereby endorse him to become the 45th president of the United States.
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The editors go on to slam Obama for his 20 page booklet “plan,” offered two weeks prior to election day.They also say Obama is not a “true leader.” And they top it off with this:
Nevertheless, we are confident Romney is the candidate who would tackle the serious issues facing this nation, starting with jobs, the economy and the debt. In the end, we couldn’t say the same about the president.
Boom. Well done, Nashua Telegraph.
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