Mitt Romney

But you see, in order to have a proposal that actually becomes law, it takes both sides to come together.

The sleight of hand, I mean, the President said the other night that these wealthy, I think, billionaires he was describing, pay only 8 percent in tax.

Now, we pretend we're going to be bringing down the deficit, but the Administration is comparing our spending to the COVID years.

The public thinks we work on the budget, but we don't.

People on both sides of the aisle, including economists, say that the increase in debt is unsustainable.

I don't believe there's any country in the world that taxes assets or unrealized capital gains.

The increase in debt is unsustainable.

But you see, in order to have a proposal that actually becomes law, it takes both sides to come together.

The public thinks we work on the budget, but we don't.

We've never come together and negotiated and given some give and take.

Pretending like we're cutting the deficit when we're comparing to a COVID year is absurd.

The sleight of hand, I mean, the President said the other night that these wealthy, I think, billionaires he was describing, pay only 8 percent in tax.

I appreciate the chance to be here with you today, and I am proud to introduce a fellow Utahan, the National Commander of the Disabled American Veterans, Nancy Espinosa.

I appreciate the chance to be here with you today, and I am proud to introduce a fellow Utahan, the National Commander of the Disabled American Veterans, Nancy Espinosa.

I appreciate the chance to be here with you today, and I am proud to introduce a fellow Utahan, the National Commander of the Disabled American Veterans, Nancy Espinosa.

It is outrageous, in my view, that the fatwa continues to be heralded by Iran.

It is outrageous, in my view, that the fatwa continues to be heralded by Iran.

I find it--I mean, what are the strategic options here? One is to say, hey, we are out.

I find it--I mean, what are the strategic options here? One is to say, hey, we are out.

It is outrageous, in my view, that the fatwa continues to be heralded by Iran.

I find it--I mean, what are the strategic options here? One is to say, hey, we are out.

It strikes me that we are there at huge risk and huge economic impact for ourselves in order to support the Chinese economy.

What should we be focused on?

I hope we focus on this. We may not have the right bad guys here, all right.

Price controls is just another name for capitalism--excuse me, socialism lite.