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bjalder26
16 years ago
“Romney’s repeated call to reform the way Washington works also struck me as little more than words.” If you look at Romney’s record he is arguably the best leader in the world at turning around organizations. I’ve been in some screwed up organizations and I have to admit that it is hard to make even small changes but he has made huge turnarounds.
bjalder: Romney might have turned around organizations in which he had the power and authority to act. But many President’s have had the desire to reform Washington and curb waste, fraud and abuse only to discover their power to do so is limited.
This isn’t a criticism of Romney. But his statements struck me as boilerplate. Perhaps in future debates he will expand on his statement and explain how he could succeed where so many others have failed.
SlimGuy
16 years ago
Mike
You have to realize at first that someone recognizes the concentration of how influence is generated in Washington.
Bill and Hill after the left put all their puppets into all the right places. They know the aftermath game.
leaker’s and seekers and monkey wrenches in the machinery.
Inside players feeding the frenzy we now have to witness, which in itself gets the attention of the rabid left while everyone else yawns.
Both of Shumer’s boy toys are now out at Justice since they have given there all and now serve no use by still remaining in place. In fact they by being dissed are eligible for victim status which is oh so more important.
As many have said before, it is all a good game until someone gets their eye put out, however we are dealing with bigger consequences that dwarf that image.
Why is Ron Paul an idiot for suggesting that blowback is a legitimate concern in conducting foreign policy? The 9/11 Commission Report says the same, and high level CIA personnel are on record supporting this view as something to be considered. Also, attempting to understand the motivations of one’s enemy does not equate justifying their actions. It is absurd to suggest, as this website and other faux Republican sites do, that Paul was somehow exculpating the terrorists. Do you not see this?
I love it when you loony tunes claim to be the real Republicans or the real conservatives. What a joke! None of you have done ANYTHING to help viable candidates win elections.
You’re a bunch of children who are p’o’d because no one takes you seriously.
And if you bothered to read what Osama bin Laden has actually SAID and ACTED on, you would realize how totally stupid Ron Paul’s idiotic focus on Iraq or Israel is.
But you can’t see beyond the end of your own nose can you?
“Romney’s repeated call to reform the way Washington works also struck me as little more than words.” If you look at Romney’s record he is arguably the best leader in the world at turning around organizations. I’ve been in some screwed up organizations and I have to admit that it is hard to make even small changes but he has made huge turnarounds.
bjalder: Romney might have turned around organizations in which he had the power and authority to act. But many President’s have had the desire to reform Washington and curb waste, fraud and abuse only to discover their power to do so is limited.
This isn’t a criticism of Romney. But his statements struck me as boilerplate. Perhaps in future debates he will expand on his statement and explain how he could succeed where so many others have failed.
Mike
You have to realize at first that someone recognizes the concentration of how influence is generated in Washington.
Bill and Hill after the left put all their puppets into all the right places. They know the aftermath game.
leaker’s and seekers and monkey wrenches in the machinery.
Inside players feeding the frenzy we now have to witness, which in itself gets the attention of the rabid left while everyone else yawns.
Both of Shumer’s boy toys are now out at Justice since they have given there all and now serve no use by still remaining in place. In fact they by being dissed are eligible for victim status which is oh so more important.
As many have said before, it is all a good game until someone gets their eye put out, however we are dealing with bigger consequences that dwarf that image.
RUN FRED RUN.!!!!
Why is Ron Paul an idiot for suggesting that blowback is a legitimate concern in conducting foreign policy? The 9/11 Commission Report says the same, and high level CIA personnel are on record supporting this view as something to be considered. Also, attempting to understand the motivations of one’s enemy does not equate justifying their actions. It is absurd to suggest, as this website and other faux Republican sites do, that Paul was somehow exculpating the terrorists. Do you not see this?
” faux Republican site?”
Oh come on Bill!
I love it when you loony tunes claim to be the real Republicans or the real conservatives. What a joke! None of you have done ANYTHING to help viable candidates win elections.
You’re a bunch of children who are p’o’d because no one takes you seriously.
And if you bothered to read what Osama bin Laden has actually SAID and ACTED on, you would realize how totally stupid Ron Paul’s idiotic focus on Iraq or Israel is.
But you can’t see beyond the end of your own nose can you?