ex cathedra: President Romney?

Thursday, June 02, 2011

President Romney?

Mitt Romney threw his hat into the 2012 ring today. I saw his interview with Sean Hannity and he did well. Better than I expected. Fiscal realism and Federalism at home, American self-respect and interest abroad. Sounds like a good start. As he said, agreeing with Ex Cathedra, Obama's policy has basically been to want America to become Europe. He sends his regrets. A good start.

As for his religion, not a problem for me. Mormons can apparently disagree on matters of government: Harry Reid is a Mormon. But I would like him to address it directly --as he did with Hannity's questions on RomneyCare and ObamaCare-- rather than, as previously, playing the victim game. It's unbecoming to a believer.

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