Oops. Romney not only did not get the Concord Monitor of New Hampshire endorsement, they told their readers NOT to vote for him and why. Smack those flip-flops together, he's not "trustworthy".

Several newspapers made endorsements Sunday.

Democrat Barack Obama:

• The Nashua Telegraph in New Hampshire endorsed Obama as the best choice for Democratic voters, citing his "inspired leadership."

• The Dallas Morning News noted Obama's "consistently solid judgment" and "poise under pressure."

Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton:
• Iowa's Burlington Hawk Eye endorsed Clinton as the most impressive of the Democratic candidates.
• The Quad City Times in Davenport, Iowa, also chose Clinton on the basis of her experience.

Republican John McCain:

• The Quad City Times chose McCain, calling him "a leader whose life experiences" have tested his mettle for the nation's top job."

Republican Mike Huckabee:

• The Dallas Morning News called Huckabeee "the change agent the nation most needs."

Republican Mitt Romney:

• The Sioux City Journal of Iowa endorsed Romney as combining "an outsider's new face with a proven track record of success."

• The Concord Monitor of New Hampshire broke with political tradition, telling readers why they should not vote for Romney. It said he looks and acts like a presidential contender but "surely must be stopped" because he lacks the core philosophical beliefs to be a trustworthy president.