He is truly a man of action.  Check out his latest ad:

http://www.mymanmitt…

It's as if he made a checklist of what he should do to win the higher office and he only went after those issues.  I am sick of hearing about his competency; if he were so effective, how come the state lost jobs under his tenure? Howcome the murder rate climbed when he was in office?

He denied that he was running for anything while he was cozying up to Iowa and I find that insulting.  He used this party and  left it with nothing. He told its leaders he would attract more candidates and the GOP actually lost more seats under his incompetence.

I'm disheartened that he has enlisted Cofer Black to be his foreign policy adviser. This is the man who pledged to get Bin Laden and didn't. He also bailed on his duties to take a high-paying job with Blackwater.  He is one in a series of  staff such as Larry Craig that shows Romney is not the best judge of character.

Take a second look, folks, what you get isn't as great as the PowerPoints say.

We often weary of the long, complex primary process in America.  But despite its flaws, it is an excellent microcosm on how a candidate would govern.  Romney has ridden a wave of slow, steady, deliberate execution while others have tried to make it happen by either ignoring the process (Guiliani), coming late to the game and then loafing (Thompson), or grabbing temporary attention by being popular for a while with a few (Huckabee). Don't we want a president who can execute a plan, but is nimble and capable enough to weather an insurgency and then ultimately triumph?  The newest Iowa polls show that Romney is doing precisely that.

It really is a tortoise and hare kind of race, and the slow, steady competent tortoise in Romney will get the job done in Iowa, and ultimately, in Washington. 

Mitt Romney can not be penalized for being better prepared and better organized than his Republican opponents.  Obviously the “new kid in school” will garner a lot of attention, but it is that modest top student with his genuine commitment to service and helping others who will be class president.  I was not a top student.  In fact I made fun of the top student.  And it is only now that I am a Republican that I recognize and respect him for being personally responsible and hard working.  If I can sum up the Republican Party it is that we respect and demand personal responsibility and hard work. 

We often weary of the long, complex primary process in America.  But despite its flaws, it is an excellent microcosm on how a candidate would govern.  Romney has ridden a wave of slow, steady, deliberate execution while others have tried to make it happen by either ignoring the process (Guiliani), coming late to the game and then loafing (Thompson), or grabbing temporary attention by being popular for a while with a few (Huckabee). Don’t we want a president who can execute a plan, but is nimble and capable enough to weather an insurgency and then ultimately triumph?  The newest Iowa polls show that Romney is doing precisely that.

It really is a tortoise and hare kind of race, and the slow, steady competent tortoise in Romney will get the job done in Iowa, and ultimately, in Washington. 

It’s as if he made a checklist of what he should do to win the higher office and he only went after those issues.  I am sick of hearing about his competency; if he were so effective, how come the state lost jobs under his tenure? Howcome the murder rate climbed when he was in office?

He denied that he was running for anything while he was cozying up to Iowa and I find that insulting.  He used this party and  left it with nothing. He told its leaders he would attract more candidates and the GOP actually lost more seats under his incompetence.

I’m disheartened that he has enlisted Cofer Black to be his foreign policy adviser. This is the man who pledged to get Bin Laden and didn’t. He also bailed on his duties to take a high-paying job with Blackwater.  He is one in a series of  staff such as Larry Craig that shows Romney is not the best judge of character.

Take a second look, folks, what you get isn’t as great as the PowerPoints say.

Mitt Romney can not be penalized for being better prepared and better organized than his Republican opponents.  Obviously the “new kid in school” will garner a lot of attention, but it is that modest top student with his genuine commitment to service and helping others who will be class president.  I was not a top student.  In fact I made fun of the top student.  And it is only now that I am a Republican that I recognize and respect him for being personally responsible and hard working.  If I can sum up the Republican Party it is that we respect and demand personal responsibility and hard work.