Romney was a republican governor in a far left state

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Compromise was the only way he would make any possible headway. With a different legislature the outcome may have been totally different no? The left wants to measure him against the accomplishments of his state yet not measure Obama with the same yardstick. Why is that?

We have seen what Obama wants to do with our country and it has left the nation wanting. Romney's positive numbers are up 15 points while Obama's are going in the opposite direction.

Now I know Romney's claims to conservatism are somewhat empty but I do expect he being a pragmatic man will see the direction were going is wrong and as such would strive to go the opposite direction.
 
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Compromise was the only way he would make any possible headway. With a different legislature the outcome may have been totally different no? The left wants to measure him against the accomplishments of his state yet not measure Obama with the same yardstick. Why is that?

We have seen what Obama wants to do with our country and it has left the nation wanting. Romney's positive numbers are up 15 points while Obama's are going in the opposite direction.

Now I know Romney's claims to conservatism are somewhat empty but I do expect he being a pragmatic man will see the direction were going is wrong and as such would strive to go the opposite direction.

Operative word.

Romney was a pilgim elected in hostile territory.
 
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Romney took care of the LOLberal debt ridden Mass, gave them the socialist medical system the morons clammered for and left the position with a surplus. He's at least got that going for him.
Obama is a shadowy quick upcomer that has no claims to past success and his current record sucks donkey log. That is why he is not measured. That and LOLberals are fucking brain dead.
 
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Overall, Romney’s favorability rating still trails President Obama’s, but the gap is far narrower than it’s been. In the new poll, 41 percent of all Americans express positive views of Romney; 52 percent do so for Obama. Just over a month ago, the president had a 56 to 35 percent advantage on this score.
 
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Romney took care of the LOLberal debt ridden Mass and gave them a surplus, gave them the socialist medical system the morons clammered for and left the position with a surplus. He's at least got that going for him.
Obama is a shadowy quick upcomer that has no claims to past success adn his current record sucks donkey log. That is why he is not measured. That adn LOLberals are fucking brain dead.

*True*.

Now Massechussetts is revamping the program because cost is skyrocketing...
 
Mitt Romney plays the jobs card - MarketWatch




The Republican contender was the governor of Massachusetts from January 2003 to January 2007. And during that time, according to the U.S. Labor Department, the state ranked 47th in the entire country in jobs growth. Fourth from last.




The only ones that did worse? Ohio, Michigan and Louisiana. In other words, two rustbelt states and another that lost its biggest city to a hurricane.

The Massachusetts jobs growth over that period, a pitiful 0.9%, badly lagged other high-skill, high-wage, knowledge economy states like New York (2.7%), California (4.7%) and North Carolina (7.6%).

The national average: More than 5%
 
Mitt Romney plays the jobs card - MarketWatch




The Republican contender was the governor of Massachusetts from January 2003 to January 2007. And during that time, according to the U.S. Labor Department, the state ranked 47th in the entire country in jobs growth. Fourth from last.




The only ones that did worse? Ohio, Michigan and Louisiana. In other words, two rustbelt states and another that lost its biggest city to a hurricane.

The Massachusetts jobs growth over that period, a pitiful 0.9%, badly lagged other high-skill, high-wage, knowledge economy states like New York (2.7%), California (4.7%) and North Carolina (7.6%).

The national average: More than 5%

And what NATIONALLY driven industry that resides in his state lost all the jobs and why?

I'll give you a hint.... Unions played a LARGE roll
 
Mitt Romney plays the jobs card - MarketWatch

The Republican contender was the governor of Massachusetts from January 2003 to January 2007. And during that time, according to the U.S. Labor Department, the state ranked 47th in the entire country in jobs growth. Fourth from last.

The only ones that did worse? Ohio, Michigan and Louisiana. In other words, two rustbelt states and another that lost its biggest city to a hurricane.

The Massachusetts jobs growth over that period, a pitiful 0.9%, badly lagged other high-skill, high-wage, knowledge economy states like New York (2.7%), California (4.7%) and North Carolina (7.6%).

The national average: More than 5%

First, Romney had to deal with a state content with ranking 50 out of 50 in job creation. Second, Romney still had to deal with a tax, spend and over-regulate liberal MA general assembly.
Third, during that time frame housing was the biggest driver and growth force in the country (because of the growing mortgage bubble). However MA is one of the smallest states in the country. They were never going to be able to jump on the housing and construction bandwagon.
Fourth, unlike DL (another small state), MA is densely populated. Densely populated and a tiny land mass doesn't make much room for job growth.
Lastly, 3 out of the 4 years Romney has governor, MA BEAT the US unemployment average! He averaged 4.7%! What is Obama going to average?

Did MA Really Rank 47th in Jobs? Maybe… Maybe Not. | America Needs Mitt
 
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