Details please.
I see selective editing here.
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“You have to have regulation, and we value regulation. What we don’t like is when you have regulation that was written in the 1920s or the early 1900s that hasn’t been updated for modern events.”
Romney added that regulations on some parts of the financial sector are “overly burdensome” while others are “nonexistent.”
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Romney, who was a successful businessman before running the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics and winning election as the Bay State governor, said Congress was right to pass the controversial Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) last fall, but drew a distinction between preserving the nation’s financial system and bailing out companies.
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Similarly, Romney is among the many Republicans who support a stimulus plan, but not in the form Congress passed in February.
“The best stimulus with the highest multiplier effect is one which gives money back to people rather than having government spend more, and so I think they got it wrong. It’s too much weighted toward spending, too little weighted toward tax reductions,” Romney said.
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We have a responsibility to acknowledge the president when he’s doing the right things and to be critical of his mistakes; otherwise we lose credibility,” Romney said, citing Obama’s aggressive moves to shore up U.S. troops in Afghanistan and his use of predator drones to go after suspected terrorists along the Pakistan/Afghanistan border.
Still, Romney criticized Obama’s budget proposals as “completely out of line with what the world needs to see,” along with taking on other perceived policy shortcomings.
“There are plenty of opportunities to point out where he’s weak, and I think pointing out his mistakes that are real and substantive will strengthen our hand in the 2010 elections,” Romney said.
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More details are needed.
These statements are too broad.
Mitt isn’t a leftist fool.
“I see selective editing here.”
VERY selective editing.
He is on the subject of immigration reform, which is the core discussion point of this thread. And this is what, his third position on the subject in as many years? But go ahead, ignore the 2,000 pound RINO in the living room.
He is an east coast RINO. That is why he makes Hugh Hewitt moist.