Governor Romney and His Cabinet
I heard Governor Romney for the second time on Sunday. He talked about or answered questions about the following that I remember: immigration, stem-cell research, Iraq, gun control, too much government spending, having a strong military, strong families and the qualities and types of his cabinet members should he be elected president. I liked what he said, and particularly about immigration and in answer to a question, what his cabinet would look like. He believes in legal immigration and would suggest having cards for legal immigrants so that when they go for a job they show the card. Should they enter illegally, they would have no card, hence no job. If elected, his cabinet would have a wide variety of people so that there would be a lot of discussion and differing opinions about the topics at hand, in other words, not just " yes" men and women.
I find him a reasonable, wholesome, very bright man, who apparently really likes a challenge and I believe that he has the added wonderful quality of integrity. I think he would bring a great deal of strength to the position of President of the United States.
There is something aboutSubmitted by Shadow63 on Wed, 10/10/2007 - 14:57.
There is something about Governor Romney that tells me he has short bursts of success, but would have trouble sustaining a focus on long term problems that cannot be easily compartmentalized for classic problem solving. On the other hand, Mayor Giuliani has demonstrated the ability to address multi-faced issues (e.g., the Mafia, city wide crime) and to resolve them effectively.