Mitt Romney said that he was a “severely conservative governor” of Massachusetts; was that a good thing?
Considering that when Mitt Romney finished his term as Governor of Massachusetts, and left office, Massachusetts was 42nd in job creation among the several states. That being the case, how will a formally "severely conservative governor" do as a "severely conservative" President at creating jobs?
Or, is Mitt Romney no longer, by virtue of the Etch a Sketch, "severely conservative" in his views?
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Methinks he left out the word "incompetent" between "severely" and " conservative." It's easy to see how he might regard incompetent and conservative as redundant.
He is severely Etch A Sketch. He has nothing inside, no there there.
He could say he is "mightily moderate"
He is just plain weird with a remote-controlled brain from the Mormon Church in Utah. If he talked about what this religion stands for he would lose.
This is the most ruthless, cuthroat, phony humanoid who ever ran for office.
No, he made it sparkling interior the path of the nomination wrestle that he hates Mitt's guts. Now, inspite of the undeniable fact that, this is "my social amassing, incorrect or suited", and he will wrestle to be certain Romney elected. this variety of ingredient explains why such an outstanding variety of people have little use for politicians often, and refuse to vote. Gingrich is appreciably extra despicable than optimal Republicans...an particularly grotesque character with somewhat offensive values.
Conservative thinking ends with crashes, deteriorates the middle class and just makes the rich richer.
"severely conservative," in Massachusetts? Like hell he was. What a joke.
He's a liar.
While he was governor, he also said "my views are progressive".
It's called a flip flop
Mitt is whatever he needs to be to get Votes. He has no position of his own.