Obama keeps talking about change in Washington.
If he and Romeny start to sound alike, the negative connotation of Obama’s campaign will not reflect kindly on Romney.
If he and Romeny start to sound alike, the negative connotation of Obama’s campaign will not reflect kindly on Romney.
That's a shallow criticism. Everyone who isn't an incumbent talks about change. In this election, there is not a single candidate who is calling for maintaining the status quo. What's important is the direction in which the change is called for.
What changes will Guiliani make and how? What changes will Thompson make and how? What changes will Romney, Hunter, Huckabee make and how? Those questions are what is important to know the answer to. Once I can get a straight up answer from the candidate on what they will do with the office of the President, something more than vague position statements, than I can make a reasonably informed decision on where to cast my vote.