I think that's where Romney made a huge mistake, is that he tried to pretend that his business experience was something that it wasn't.
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I think voters get that. But what they are bothered by is when he -- when he makes money, even when the business fails; when he makes money, even when he lays people off; when he makes money, even when he's cutting benefits and jobs.
I'm the lone ranger. I think Santorum's surge holds, and I think that Romney will be within two points of the 25 percent that he got four years and $20 million ago.
It's stunning. There have been seven front-runners in Iowa. Three of them are not even in the race any more.
I think Santorum's surge holds and I think that Romney will be within two points of the 25 percent that he got four years and $20 million ago.
It's stunning. There had been seven frontrunners in Iowa. Three of them are not even in the race any more.
the democrats wanted a year-long paid tax cuts for the middle class paid for so we wouldn't lose money in Social Security.
they are seen now as the party of the wealthy elite and democrats are seen as the party of the middle class.
That's really the heart of the Republican problem is that they're seen now as the party of the wealthy elite and the Democrats are now seen as the party of the middle class.





