WHAT IS IT WITH THOSE CRAZY WINGNUTS? NOW THEY HATE MITT ROMNEY TOO??

Mitt craves the good ole days when he was the golden boy of the neo-Nazi right

I mean a few weeks ago all the far right extremists were wailing and rending their clothes that if Mitt Romney didn't get the worthless Republican nomination for the presidency-- instead of the media's candidate, John W. McCain-- they would take their toys and go home. Ann Coulter practically fellated him at the stage of one of the neo-fascist hate fests and Limbaugh and the rest of the lemmings were threatening to hold their breath until GOP primary voters got behind Mitt.

I don't follow the ins and outs of internal far right knife fights but I could hardly help but notice that now that McCain has been discovered to be a true believer by Republican extremists, they've turned on the hapless Willard, forbidding McCain-- who hates his guts anyway-- from giving him the VP nod. One of their loony "news" services has the story:

More than 20 leading social conservatives signed an open letter to Senator John McCain expressing their displeasure over the prospect of an "M&M" ticket being pushed by Karl Rove, Sean Hannity and others in the economic wing of the Republican Party.

Among the signers are those, such as Paul Weyrich of the Free Congress Foundation, who once supported Mitt Romney and now publicly regret it.

"If Governor Romney is on your ticket, many social conservative voters will consider their values repudiated by the Republican Party and will either stay away from the polls this November or only vote down ticket. For the sake of your election, the health of your party, and the future of America you must not allow the obvious electoral consequences of that to occur," concludes the text of the ad addressed to Senator McCain.

The warning from grass roots conservatives is clear; with Mitt Romney on the ticket there could very well be enough social conservatives staying at home to allow a Barack Obama victory in the fall.

The kooks even have their own ridiculous website, where they're battling each other with "false e-mail addresses" and accusing each other of... acting the way Republicans act are. And in their newspaper ad they even call him Willard-- and delineate every anti-Romney charge you've ever seen. Go! Go! Go!