Mitt Romney held his own very well with Bill O’Reilly who, I might add, was not soft on Mitt in the least, as he was with Mike Huckabee on the clemency and cop killings. What say you?
Part 2
Author:Spencer Iacono
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Inspiring interview. O’Reilly really put him on the spot, and Mitt fired back with the truth.
One thing that really stood out to me was that in Mitt’s plan, existing government funds, inefficiently used, were redirected. No new burden was placed on the American people, and it is not like all other states are not getting the same benefit. (Even without ObamaCare!)
Those who oppose Mitt, for whatever reason, will no doubt continue to compare the two plans rather than contrast them, and there ARE similarities. However, those who do so will be at least half lying. They should be real to that, just as Romney should (and does) admit that there are similarities.
when it comes down to it, Obama’s plan has AN EXTRA 2,630 PAGES of bureacracy, taxes, and inefficiency that Romney’s 70-page plan does not. (38 times the size!) As far as I can tell, Obama’s plan is also destined to be 38 times as burdensome on America, if the will of the American people and the strength of its leaders is insufficient to overturn it.
If Romney can pass a plan, he can repeal one. That is his clear Rx (Prescription) for America.
To put it in street parlance: Mitt kicked O’Reilly’s a**!!
That was about as tough as it gets and Mitt feathers never got ruffled.