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Mitt Romney made a very strong move by speaking before the NAACP today, and an even stronger move by not changing or avoiding his stance to repeal ObamaCare in front of that crowd.
If our goal is jobs, we have to stop spending over a trillion dollars more than we take in every year. So to do that, Im going to eliminate every non-essential, expensive program I can find. That includes ObamaCare, Romney said before the crowd unleashed a cascade of boos.
Making a speech to an audience consisting of one of the most well-known and established civil rights groups that shows an overwhelming amount of support for the incumbent President Obama is no easy task, but Mitt Romney was up to it and showed that he is willing to reach out to those who disagree with him. He heard boos and the crowd jeered him as he explicitly voiced his opposition to many Obama policies on energy, trade, the size of government, education, and the economy, but he didnt budge on his stances or cater to the crowd just for the sake of political pandering (like his opponent has been known to do.)
Why Romney’s NAACP Speech Was One of the Smartest Political Moves of Our Time - Independent Journal Review
If our goal is jobs, we have to stop spending over a trillion dollars more than we take in every year. So to do that, Im going to eliminate every non-essential, expensive program I can find. That includes ObamaCare, Romney said before the crowd unleashed a cascade of boos.
Making a speech to an audience consisting of one of the most well-known and established civil rights groups that shows an overwhelming amount of support for the incumbent President Obama is no easy task, but Mitt Romney was up to it and showed that he is willing to reach out to those who disagree with him. He heard boos and the crowd jeered him as he explicitly voiced his opposition to many Obama policies on energy, trade, the size of government, education, and the economy, but he didnt budge on his stances or cater to the crowd just for the sake of political pandering (like his opponent has been known to do.)
Why Romney’s NAACP Speech Was One of the Smartest Political Moves of Our Time - Independent Journal Review