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I had to laugh when the writer coughed this up:
The Romney solution, on the other hand, is to create an environment where entrepreneurialism can thrive, with the risks that entails: less government regulation, targeted tax breaks (including on more than $1 trillion in U.S. profits parked in foreign banks) and incentives for investment that have a real punch.
Now, you and I know what passes for 'thinking' in your case, but just so it is clear, when one considers the choices laid out by our 'clear-thinking Liberal,' (so as not to be confused with you)...
...given this: "We can recommit ourselves to free enterprise as the creator of prosperity for all who are willing to work for it, or embrace an entitlement society...."
You see the latter rather than the former as the path to the greatness that was, and will be again, the United States.
Is that your position?
(That means your political position, not your usual batty hanging-upside-down position.)