Romney’s Chronic Health-Care Problem

[Geee]

National Review:

Romney’s Chronic Health-Care Problem

There is no easy cure for what ails Mitt Romney’s presidential ambitions.

They haven’t even finished counting 2010 midterm ballots (New York’s 1st congressional district is still undecided), but already potential Republican candidates are testing the presidential waters for 2012. Among the early frontrunners will be former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney.

Romney will have several powerful advantages: name recognition, plenty of money, a strong organization left over from 2008, and a reputation for business competence during an election in which economic issues and job creation are likely to dominate. But he will also have one enormous albatross hanging around his neck: the Massachusetts health-care program.

[Pepper]

And let's not talk about the the Germans, the Mormons, his slick hair.

 

 

[AceRimmer]

And let's not talk about the the Germans, the Mormons, his slick hair.

 

 

 

If I didn't know whether or not that was the Ministry of Silly Walks, I'd swear it was the Ministry of Silly Ideas.

 

Romney's 2012 campaign is already fatally flawed, and we haven't even made it to 2011.