http://www.newschoolpolitics.com/2008/mitt-romney-in-person-reaction/ School's out. The New School is in session. Sun, 12 Oct 2008 05:21:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 http://www.newschoolpolitics.com/2008/mitt-romney-in-person-reaction/#comment-168 Eftychis Wed, 09 May 2007 00:28:56 +0000 http://www.newschoolpolitics.com/2008/mitt-romney-in-person-reaction/#comment-168 Thanks for the comment! Yes, his business approach is something that impressed me. Remember though that Bush did market himself as the first "MBA" president, implying that his business degree would enable him to reduce government. Romney, however, is actually proven (Bane capital) in the private sector. Also, he did not mention it last night (it was brought up in the debate) but his stance on Stem Cell Research is extremely well informed; partly because of the tragic fact that his wife is suffering from MS. Thanks for the comment! Yes, his business approach is something that impressed me. Remember though that Bush did market himself as the first “MBA” president, implying that his business degree would enable him to reduce government. Romney, however, is actually proven (Bane capital) in the private sector. Also, he did not mention it last night (it was brought up in the debate) but his stance on Stem Cell Research is extremely well informed; partly because of the tragic fact that his wife is suffering from MS.

]]> http://www.newschoolpolitics.com/2008/mitt-romney-in-person-reaction/#comment-167 Arthus Erea Tue, 08 May 2007 22:18:12 +0000 http://www.newschoolpolitics.com/2008/mitt-romney-in-person-reaction/#comment-167 As conservatives go, Romney is someone I could definitely tolerate as a president. Sure, we may disagree on some policy, but he has the right idea in that government needs to continue adapting to the new "market." After all, Government really is a business that deals with people. If the people have changed, why hasn't the government? As conservatives go, Romney is someone I could definitely tolerate as a president. Sure, we may disagree on some policy, but he has the right idea in that government needs to continue adapting to the new “market.” After all, Government really is a business that deals with people. If the people have changed, why hasn’t the government?

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