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This is how Barack Obama wants to be the left’s Ronald Reagan
WASHINGTON — Mitt Romney knew the day would come when a president would be able to swagger into the House Chamber and lay claim to a burgeoning economic recovery, as Obama did during his State of the Union remarks last month.
Romney, running for president in 2012, had hoped that it would be him.
“I wouldn't be going after this job if I thought the future was bleak. I would not want to be president — be on watch if you will — as America goes over a cliff. I would not want to take this job and this responsibility if I didn't think the future is going to be extraordinarily bright," Romney told about 300 wealthy Missourians at a St. Louis fundraiser in early June 2012. ...
Likely Romney was expressing a Reagan-like optimism about the future, rather than predicting the fabulous success of an open-borders Multicultural Marxist.
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