Romney: “There’s a Good Shot” I Can Be In The White House

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is escorted by business leader Jim Click Jr. after arriving in Tucson for a round table discussion at a local car dealership. (Ross D. Franklin / Associated Press)
Romney predicts Obama will be a one-term president, and said he would probably replace him

Romney: “There’s a Good Shot” I Can Be In The White House
Los Angeles Times
Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney seized on Wednesday’s news that the income of the average American family has declined to what it was in 1996 to argue that President Obama has proven himself unable to fix the nation’s economy.

“That is an indication of failure and the policies of this president have not worked,” Romney told a few dozen business leaders at an economic roundtable at a car dealership. “The economy was in trouble when he became president. Everything he did, almost without exception, made things worse. His policies have failed.”

Romney asked the gathered businessmen and women to share their concerns, which ranged from onerous regulations that created uncertainty, the rising cost of healthcare and the tax code. Romney reiterated his positions, arguing that regulatory relief, an overhaul of the tax code and a change in how consumers purchase health insurance were key to fixing the nation’s economy.

“We keep thinking a little stimulus will get things going. What’s wrong in America right now cannot be cured by a little cup of gasoline on the fire,” Romney said. “We need to fundamentally reshape the foundation of our economy and its relationship with government so businesses are once again and individuals are once again incentivized to invest in America.”

He predicted that Obama would be a one-term president, and said he would probably replace him.

“There’s a good shot I can be in the White House some day,” Romney said

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Romney Won’t Use The Word Socialist
CNN
Romney used the interview Thursday to put some distance between himself and Texas Gov. Rick Perry when asked if he would use the word “socialist” to describe the Obama White House.

“Well, you know, words have a lot of unintended meanings and calling people socialists probably goes on the fact that it is true that President Obama’s team and the president himself seem to believe that government has a better approach to our economy than the private sector, and I disagree with that approach,” Romney said.

Romney continued, “I don’t use the word socialist, or I haven’t so far, but I do agree the president’s approach is government heavy, government intensive and not working.”

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Wild Thing’s comment……
Yeowie, I would not say that. hahaha
What a difference, others call it like it is…….DeMint and Perry and others saying socialist, or socialism regarding Obamoa. But Mitt Romney just won’t do it. Sorry Mitt, we need leadership with a spine and you lost yours a long time ago.