"Climate change is occurring," and is caused at least in part by human activity. "Global warming is a real and present danger."
- The 2008 TARP bank bailout was necessary and "did in fact keep our economy from total meltdown."
- Some Republicans "are overly fond of bashing regulation," but in fact government regulation of business "stringent standards that are rapidly, efficiently, and consistently applied" are necessary and beneficial.
- The financial meltdown was not merely the fault of Democrats and poor people, but was also due to an "absence of dynamic regulation," and errors and bad judgment by Wall Street executives, credit-rating agencies, Alan Greenspan and the Federal Reserve, average Americans who became real-estate speculators, Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson, and even George W. Bush.
- A stimulus package "was called for" after the late-2008 economic downturn, and the Democrats' stimulus "will accelerate the timing of the start of the recovery."
- Privatizing Social Security would be a mistake; any creation of individual accounts should be voluntary, and in addition to Social Security.
- The "Fair Tax" would save money for the wealthy at the expense of the middle class, and is therefore "not an outcome that will or should gain traction with the American people."
These days, this kind of reality-based thinking doesn't go over well in conservative circles. Perhaps Romney can change that, but I'll believe it when I see No Apology pass Going Rogue's sales figures.
Macho socialized Medicine.
Romney macho man. Snicker snicker. Actually, ha ha ha.
Mitt is trying to get thousands of people to show up for a booksigning event in Salt Lake City. It sounds like the books will be pre-signed, you pay the money, you get a book, pay more money you get to actually meet him, pay even more money, and you get to listen to him speak. I’d prefer Palin’s event, stand in line long enough you get your book signed, and get to meet her, all for the price of a book.
Why Mitt isn’t doing it the way Palin, and just about everyone else does it, is because he knows he wouldn’t attract too many people doing it that way, and it would be embarrassing.
Minimum 50 replies telling what a loser liberal Mitt is.
(Consider this one.)
Trying to paint Romney as a macho man is akin to painting Joe Biden as a wise intelligent man capable of much deep thought.
Macho... Macho... Man. . .!
I wanna be . . . A Macho Man . . .!
Of what “genuine war hero” doth they speak?
With that list, Romney is sooo yesterday’s toast.
I assume the “genuine war hero” referred to is none other than John “Fraud” Kerry, who bugged out after falsely grabbing a slew of medals to go on and throw all Viet Nam Veterans under the bus?
He’s a frickin’ wimpy socialist asshole. F Romney.
Mitt Romney is just not what we need. He’s not a terrible person. He is intelligent and a good manager. He knows how to turn a business around and make it work, make money. He should continue to do that useful work.
We, however, need a Constitutional warrior. A blood and guts fighter for this country. He just isn’t that...at all.
That’s a term I’ve never heard affixed to the effete Liberal.
A Tale of two men. Romney vs Brown. Both may be more liberal then I like, but only one is believeable in the “macho” role. Hint: It isn’t a former Governor with the perfectly coiffed hair K-LO admires.
The financial meltdown was not merely the fault of Democrats and poor people, but was also due to an “absence of dynamic regulation,”
something that a govt bureaucracy is simply incapable of.
Oh Geez. Give us a break.
“Climate change is occurring,” and is caused at least in part by human activity. “Global warming is a real and present danger.”
- The 2008 TARP bank bailout was necessary and “did in fact keep our economy from total meltdown.”
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Sounds like he should be going for the Democrat nomination.