WSJ editorial page praises Romney (health care, voters, campaign, Republican)

[dixiegirl7]

The Wall Street Journal editorial page, which tore into Mitt Romney on health care so ferociously at the start of the campaign season that I wrote a story about it, gives him some rare praise today for his tough talk on housing.

The editorial, titled, "Romney's Finest Hour," calls him a "truth teller" for his recent statements to the Las Vegas Review-Journal editorial board that the DNC has scooped up for attack ad fodder.


WSJ editorial page praises Romney - On Media - POLITICO.com#

[LauraC]

Originally Posted by dixiegirl7

The Wall Street Journal editorial page, which tore into Mitt Romney on health care so ferociously at the start of the campaign season that I wrote a story about it, gives him some rare praise today for his tough talk on housing.

The editorial, titled, "Romney's Finest Hour," calls him a "truth teller" for his recent statements to the Las Vegas Review-Journal editorial board that the DNC has scooped up for attack ad fodder.


WSJ editorial page praises Romney - On Media - POLITICO.com#

May 11 (your first link) was still when the Republican Machine was wooing people who were not Romney, even though Romney was still a candidate.

Paul Gigot (mention in the first link), is the one who called out Dorothy Rabinowitz on The Wall Street Journal Editorial Report for calling non-Romney fans "little children" reminding her the reason he doesn't have the support of many voters is because Romney has been all over the place (polite way of saying flip-flopping) on values the grass roots types hold dear. That was just 10/15/11.

[dixiegirl7]

Originally Posted by LauraC

May 11 (your first link) was still when the Republican Machine was wooing people who were not Romney, even though Romney was still a candidate.

Paul Gigot (mention in the first link), is the one who called out Dorothy Rabinowitz on The Wall Street Journal Editorial Report for calling non-Romney fans "little children" reminding her the reason he doesn't have the support of many voters is because Romney has been all over the place (polite way of saying flip-flopping) on values the grass roots types hold dear. That was just 10/15/11.

This was an editorial on his comments on the housing crisis that he made just yesterday. BTW, Rabinowitz was right in what she said as far as I am concerned. She is a wise woman.