Don't get me wrong, before this I kinda liked Mitt Romney, but seriously what the hell is he doing now?
You don't climb upwards by climbing on other peoples backs and pulling them down. That doesn't get you anywhere. The slander campaign that Mitt Romney has begun to help attempt to speed up his nomination for the Republican Candidate in 2012 is being run on the fact that he is bashing President Obama. Mitt Romney essentially calls Obama an 'utter failure' and I'm going to have to strongly disagree. Mitt Romney said that the Obama administration doesn't have a foreign policy that sticks with the ideals of America and that's where he's dead wrong. President Obama is extremely well liked on behalf of A LOT more countries due to the fact that he is open for criticisms of the US and adapts for change.
The Reagan 'esque' idealism to foreign policy gets us now where but behind in the education system, and in the economic systems of the world. While it's true that Obama has made more concessions to other countries thatn Presidents in the past, it's about time we made some apologies. We've seriously messed up a lot in this country and if Mitt Romney won't admit that, then I've lost a lot of respect. On an individual basis, if your doing good financially and don't have anything to worry about, then it may be easy to not like President Obama because he's not entirely fighting for your ideals. What our current President is doing now is setting up a bigger brighter future for the middle class of America, and for the wealthy rich successful mormon business men (like Mitt Romney) that's not a good thing for you.
So this is my plea Mr. Romney, #1 quit bashing the President and run on your own campaign. #2 You say you can reverse our economy now explain how. #3 You really want to be an iconic figure, well work with your enemies instead of pushing them aside.
The fighting in politics needs to end, and somebody's got to take the reigns. Personally, I'd like to see Mr. Obama keep up the extremely hard work that he's done so far. And with so many mediocre candidates in the Republican primary, I think Mr. Obama will have an easy time gaining a sequential victory to his first presidency.
You don't climb upwards by climbing on other peoples backs and pulling them down. That doesn't get you anywhere. The slander campaign that Mitt Romney has begun to help attempt to speed up his nomination for the Republican Candidate in 2012 is being run on the fact that he is bashing President Obama. Mitt Romney essentially calls Obama an 'utter failure' and I'm going to have to strongly disagree. Mitt Romney said that the Obama administration doesn't have a foreign policy that sticks with the ideals of America and that's where he's dead wrong. President Obama is extremely well liked on behalf of A LOT more countries due to the fact that he is open for criticisms of the US and adapts for change.
The Reagan 'esque' idealism to foreign policy gets us now where but behind in the education system, and in the economic systems of the world. While it's true that Obama has made more concessions to other countries thatn Presidents in the past, it's about time we made some apologies. We've seriously messed up a lot in this country and if Mitt Romney won't admit that, then I've lost a lot of respect. On an individual basis, if your doing good financially and don't have anything to worry about, then it may be easy to not like President Obama because he's not entirely fighting for your ideals. What our current President is doing now is setting up a bigger brighter future for the middle class of America, and for the wealthy rich successful mormon business men (like Mitt Romney) that's not a good thing for you.
So this is my plea Mr. Romney, #1 quit bashing the President and run on your own campaign. #2 You say you can reverse our economy now explain how. #3 You really want to be an iconic figure, well work with your enemies instead of pushing them aside.
The fighting in politics needs to end, and somebody's got to take the reigns. Personally, I'd like to see Mr. Obama keep up the extremely hard work that he's done so far. And with so many mediocre candidates in the Republican primary, I think Mr. Obama will have an easy time gaining a sequential victory to his first presidency.
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