Do We Really Want This Guy?

Can Mitt Romney beat President Barack Obama? Some say yes!

 
Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts is the Republican who is going to face President Barack Obama in the general election.

Romney has secured enough delegates to clinch the nomination. After a bitter primary fight against his Republican rivals, Romney managed to beat back harsh criticism of his stances of being a moderate politician.

Romney has focused solely on the economy. The economic crisis in Europe has trickled into North America.

The United States has maintained steady growth but it's waning. The U.S. Congress hasn't compromised on a work and infrastructure bill that could activate the job market.

Romney served as governor of Massachusetts for one term (2003 - 2007) and during that time, many felt that his term was a disaster. But the same could be felt by the nation when it comes to President Barack Obama.

Mitt Romney is painted as the most weakest candidate by most in political circles. But President Barack Obama is painted as the weak president, because of his job approval and the U.S. Congress in constant gridlock.

Many Republicans will ignore Mitt Romney's inconstancy, his religion and his awful gaffes. They just want a man capable of beating the president.

Republicans spent most of the three years standing against most of the policies that the president presented to the Congress.

They're screaming where's the jobs! But when jobs are coming back and people are feeling better about the economy, Republicans are crowing that the president is cooking the books and lying to the public.

Mitt Romney embraces the Paul Ryan Austerity Bill. Austerity means major cuts in order to balance a federal budget.

Many Americans who view Fox News or read The Drudge Report have recited many talking points from conservative activists, and they're focused on issues that aren't important.

Many Democrats are cautiously thinking that the race will be a nail bitter but they're confident that President Barack Obama can defeat the Republican nominee.

Is there any thoughts to why a candidate who has track record of loses capable of beating the president.

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