Mr. Matthews: How do the Republican win back confidence on the economy, Governor Romney?

Mr. Romney: First, by being confident, not going out with the message of doom and gloom and of all the problems we have, but instead pointing out that the future's going to be even brighter than our past. And I'm entirely convinced of that.

This nation has everything it needs to succeed around the world and at home. We have the heart of the American people, which is sound and alive and well. We have technology, innovation, capital. We need to have leadership that'll tell us the truth and actually lead.

And vis-a-vis meeting with most likely Hillary Clinton, I can't wait to talk about the fact that I spent my life in the economy. I understand how jobs come and why they go. I know how to get a health care plan not just talked about, but actually implemented. I know how to make sure that we keep our taxes down and our spending down. I know how to help American companies do business around the world and stop those foreign companies from coming in here unfairly.

Mr. Romney: That's what I've done throughout my career.

I can't wait to debate with her, because I've done it. She's just talked about it.

1. Whose job is it to fix the economy?
2. What is the difference Rudy and you on cutting taxes?
3. Are you a Bush Republican on trade?
4. Should a Dubai company be able to own 20 percent of NASDAQ?
5. Does a President need Congress to authorization bombing of Iran's nuclear facilities?
6. Will the government bail out farmers next year?
7. How do the Republican win back confidence on the economy?
8. Should we end the employer-based health care system?
9. Are unions good for America?
10. How would you make Arab Americans not feel discriminated against?
11. Is London going to replace New York as the financial capital of the world?
12. What is the greatest long-term threat to the US economy?