The Massachusetts health care ‘model’ (which would have driven the Commonwealth into bankruptcy if not for Obama Administration-federal money interventionist boosting) is something that once brought up, would be cause for a tasteful change of subject. Especially if your name is former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney…
Overall, ours is a model that works. We solved our problem at the state level. Like it or not, it was a state solution. Why is it that President Obama is stepping in and saying ‘one size fits all’ ’’?
— Romney in a response to a question after a speech at Iowa State University
Obviously, if he doesn’t have the common sense not to publicly embrace a concept most of country vehemently rejects (and will make THE campaign issue for the upcoming midterms), that he signed into law in a state now teetering on insolvency, he definitely doesn’t have the common sense required to be President of the United States.
Not like that will stop him.
I’ve love to see you hammer him with a fastball of a question. If you can get it in a video or in audio, that would be killer. I’d love to see or hear this RINO absolutely SQUIRM from a question that you throw at him
Too bad, because I don’t know anyone that is well known like he is, that can take on Obama in 2012. Can you throw me a couple of names? I don’t like Mitt’s healthcare mess and am not sure he’s the guy, but I sure feel like we haven’t got a shot in hell of voting Obama out if people don’t begin seeing a familiar (truly) conservative face soon…
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Bob, other than the Mass. Health Care debacle, do you have anything good to say about Romney? Can’t he learn from his mistakes?
Just wondering…
Igor
Hmmm.
How he used candidates in Massachusetts to collect voter/donor information to input into a database they had to jump through hoops to access later, and then used that information to jumpstart his presidential bid? How the MassGOP was used to help his political aspirations and did squat for candidates who are in the super-majority (13%)?
No, nothing good comes to mind.
Fair enough!
Igor
On the other hand, since the damage is already done re: National healthcare, at least he can’t do THAT.