Glenn Beck = EPIC FAILURE!

How do you spell corruption?  J-o-n H-u-s-t-e-d.

It’s silly to presume that those of that support Romney only want him because of his extensive business background.  Romney has proven himself to be a well-qualified leader – yes, in business, but also with the Olympics, in his church, AND as a governor.  Who cares if he was only a governor for one term?  Governors are pretty much the closest thing you can get to being qualified for President.  States are microcosms of the country-at-large.  As Governor of MA he would have experienced the rigors of government leadership and the same organization that exists at the federal level – albeit in a smaller scale of course.  You could certainly make arguments about how well a person governed and from the sounds of it, I’m sure you probably have plenty of negative things to say about Romney.  Many would disagree with you.

Finally, why minimize the importance of budgeting?  Okay, maybe it isn’t rocket science, as you say.  So tell me why no one can seem to do it on the national level?  Obama certainly hasn’t done it.  Mark my words: if Romney wins this election and manages to balance the budget, reduce the deficit, and preside over the kind of job creation that he proposes to stimulate, I believe he’ll go down as one of the best presidents we’ve ever had.