[Little Bill]

I notice that they didn't look at his weasel record on every other issue.

[Clintonfatigued]

This is an measured editorial from a strongly conservative group which is primarily focused on economic issues. It’s view of the Romney record is positive for the most part.

[Saundra Duffy]

bump

[Cringing Negativism Network]

Does “growth” in this context, consist of exporting jobs and sending all our money overseas?...

(just wondering)

Seems like that’s the most common definition these days.

[George W. Bush]

Other media coverage of the same CFG white paper on Romney:

Boston Herald - Casey Ross
Washington Times - Brian DeBose
The Politico - Jonathan Martin
The Atlantic - Marc Ambinder
Townhall.com - Matt Lewis
New York Sun - Ryan Sager
New York Times - Michael Luo
Real Clear Politics - Tom Bevan
The American Spectator - Jennifer Rubin

As you can see, it received quite a bit of attention in the media.

[George W. Bush]

This is the link to the original white paper in HTML format. It's footnoted and sourced, a good brief reference to Romney's record. Mittsters will find a link to download a PDF copy as well.

Club for Growth Releases Fifth Presidential White Paper: The Romney Record: Promise and Puzzlement

[Plutarch]

The report was originally posted here .

[JohnnyZ]

This is a duplicate, of course. Why did you excerpt from a website that just reposted the Club for Growth press release?

Cross-linking to the original post:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1884443/posts
"Romney's Record: Promise and Puzzlement"

[x]

Stephen Moore, who founded and ran the Club, was a major immigration advocate. He’s not with them now, though, so maybe they’ve straightened out on that.

[skeeter]

I’m still undecided on Romney, but I have no use for CFG, any more than I have for the editorial board of the WSJ. One-note charlies.