reformer with results
Mitt Romney is a reformer with results
- By successfully brokering legislation that promises to "solve" the health care problem in Massachusetts, Romney has instantly become, in President Bush's long-since-forgotten slogan from 2000, a "reformer with results."
- After Hurricane Katrina, David Ignatius hit upon the public's desire for a " party of performance." Mitt Romney, more than any of the other candidates is aquainted with success.
- Given the continuing turmoil in Iraq and the Bush administration's manifest failure to tackle health care, there's every reason to believe that the next president will be a domestic problem-solver, not an ideologue or a sweeping visionary.
- In this contest, an energetic executive like Romney has inherent advantages over inside-the-beltway players like John McCain, Bill Frist and George Allen.