The economy is the best thing that could have happened to Mitt. His vague bs stands will mostly likely make him the nominee.


Pensacola, Fla.

The bad economic outlook might be good news for Mitt Romney, the millionaire venture capitalist who is in a tight race here for the Republican presidential nomination.

As voters' worries have shifted away from the war in Iraq and turned to the roiled markets, Mr. Romney, with his fixation on PowerPoint slides and fever lines, has come into his own on the stump just ahead of Tuesday's primary. Armed with a stimulus plan that favors big business, a reputation for hard-line cuts and even a sign that boasts "Economic Turnaround," Mr. Romney has shifted his campaign rhetoric back into his comfort zone


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I think his liberal policies in Mass will hurt him myself. He can't hide from his record.

His vagueness on his plans is what stops me.

It seems the folks in Florida aren't impressed either.

The only part about his campaign , is he is spending lots of money and losing. That is a bit surprising if you look at past elections.

A lot of it's his own money too.

It is amazing what someone will do to become pres.