The New Mitt Romney
(what he implies)
What I Offer the GOP
Both parties felt
like they had something to prove in the aftermath of Obama SOTU message:
• Democrats want to be seen as saviors of the
middle-class.
• Republicans are trying cast themselves as the new
defenders of America ’s
underclass.
The President focused on “middle-class economics” in his
speech and then later GOP Sen. Joni Ernst (R- IA) emphasized her
family’s economic hardships growing up, connecting them to the concerns of
ordinary Americans, saying in part: “You see, growing up, I had only one
good pair of shoes. So on rainy school days, my mom would slip plastic bread bags
over them to keep them dry.” All the
while she described her work on the family farm, construction, and at Hardee’s
when she was growing up.
And,
from here: In his first public remarks since telling GOP donors
that he is weighing a third bid for the White House, Mitt Romney suggested
Friday that if he does run he would alter the focus that led to his loss in
2012 to President Obama. He said, in part to hundreds of Republican National
Committee members and their guests at a dinner aboard the aircraft carrier
Midway, berthed in San Diego Harbor .
“I believe in the post-Obama era we need to stand for
safety, and for opportunity for all people, and we have to stand for helping
lift people out of poverty.”
Stay tuned that awful “free stuff” the GOP bashes Obama/DEMS
and hell, just about everyone else they are now prepared to provide??? Or have
misjudged their new image?
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