[Lady Lucky]

Aside from the flipping, Romney has another shortcoming. He doesn't have much in the way of positive ideas. He says he's against Obama, just as he says he's against his Republican opponents. The other guy is bad, I am good, I will fix what the other guy broke. That's all he's got.

Santorum is not much better, except he's more believable in the conservative credentials. Santorum doesn't have a lot of suggestions that aren't about fixing or abolishing Obama's works.

A way forward is not found by looking at the ground.

[DBrow]

Yes, this can be seen in his previous campaigns- I will not change or chip away at (fill in blank). He’s said the same, recently, about federal firearms laws, I will not change them.

I wonder what he’d really do as President. Look at all the stuff that happened in Massachusetts with him as Governor, and none of it was because of a decision he made! He was either forced into doing it by circumstances beyond his control (gay marriage, homosexual adoptions) or it somehow just happened.

Like keeping uniformed Boy Scouts out of the Olympics, apparently nobody made that decision, but it was not to be changed or challenged.

[Donald Rumsfeld Fan]

Aside from the flipping, Romney has another shortcoming. He doesn't have much in the way of positive ideas.

what do you mean not positive.....why just the other day he told a conservative audience he was "for America".

[Kansas58]

Several business leaders have stated that Santorum’s economic and tax plans are the best from any candidate this year.

I am a Newt guy, but Santorum does get praise for his economic ideas from Wall Street Journal and IBD.