I think people like Mitt’s hardworking ethic also. Sure, he’s a rich man, but everyone knows rich people had to work hard to get there. The business of America is business.
As a black male who worked for a Mormon company for 11 years within a conservative Mormon environment, I tend to think Mitt Romney and fellow Mormons are the only hope America has to offset extreme greed, stupidity, ignorance, indifference and declining morality within America society. In short, the Party should end and the clean-up should begin and it wouldn't be easy or fun, so Mitt's the only one.
“I don’t see how he can sign bills like that and say with a straight face that he is taking a pro-life position,” said Joseph M. Scheidler, founder of the Pro-Life Action League, which is opposed to all forms of abortion. “There’s no way we can accept that.”.
I think what drew the voters to Romney is because most of us (I voted for Fred) are directly tied to the auto industry either directly employed by the Big 3 or their suppliers. I used to work for a Tier 1 supplier.
They know their employment careers are on thin ice right now and they don't want a half time coach telling the team we lost which is basically what McLame said. They want a coach that knows the game is not over.
McLame's message was don't worry, we'll retrain you. I know electricians, pipefitter, millwrights, tool and die makers who have lost their jobs. If manufacturing is the lifeblood of us Michiganders and McLame has taken the loser's attitude that jobs won't come back here then what the hell are you going to retrain these people to do? Cook?
Romney's message is clearly optimistic which is exactly the attitude a successful person or businessman must have. That being said, he won't be able to pull it off unless Granholm is kicked out of office.
What the paper fails to also mention is that there is a very high population of UAW employees here too. Because they're union at the work place doesn't mean they are union in the voting booth.......