let me roll these. we don t need more top-down economics. i have a differe view. i believe that the way you grow the economy is from the middle out. i believe that you grow the economy from the bottom up. i believe that when work and people are doing well, the country does well. just like we tried their plan, we have tried our plan and it worked. that s the difference. [cheers and applause] that s the choice in this election. that s why i m running for a second term. sean: your reaction to that, governor. yeah. his plan worked. 8.2% unenployment. and the private sector is doing fine this. campaign this president, his administration and his campaign are dilutional. they are out there trying to convince, first of all themselves, that things are okay. then they are trying to convince their constituents.
nations, he has given trust where it is not earned insult where it was not deserved and apology where it is not due. [applause] sean: that standing ovation comes less than 24 hours before mitt romney plans to embark on an international trip that will take him somewhere that president obama has avoided while in office, that s israel, america s closest ally in the middle-east. but as a brand-new rnc ad points out, the cold shoulder to the israeli people is one more thing trumped on the president s priority list by golfing and fund-raising and parties. take a look. this is not been a show council. this is a work council. sometimes people forget the
it make its awfully hard. we have to give the romney campaign credit. they knew they were going to get this kind of attack between the time they clinched the nomination and the convention. that s the weakest time for a challenging nominee. they have held their fire and let the president raise his own negatives. the president has spent all that money raising his own negatives. there are people out there that still think this man is smart. how you can think he is smart when he is spending that kind of money to raise his own negatives. sean: do you have any thoughts on who governor romney should pick for vice-president? i think it s going to be one of the names that have been floated around. i m a great supporter of what i call the safe pick, either pawlenty or portman or rubio or someone like that. the great advantage that the republican party has today on that issue is there is a lot of great choices? there is a reason i call you the one-man romney supporting wrecking crew. you kn
this is a go ahead? look, david, first of all, nice to see you again. neither has mitt romney endorsed the commission report. and i hope that barack obama came to the table and said, i will cut $5 for every dollar we raise with tax loopholes and senator twomey in pennsylvania was ready to do that and no republican let me ask you this you went right i. i don t want him to accept i m sorry. go ahead. i don t want him to accept. go ahead, sean. sean: but you blame bush. for the first two years of his presidency, he got his stimulus. he got his health care bill passed. his budgets passed. these are his decisions. he said he would fix it and cut the deficit in half and eliminate earmarks and be transparent. four years, he called bush irresponsible over $300 billion in one year in debt. he gives us over a trillion
republicans and democrats this shengage in condemning surrogate, think about the republican congressman wes mooreland, who called obama and michelle obama uppity and a congressman from colorado who called president obama a tar baby. i think if republicans want to go back and forth on this issue, it would be a losing hand for republicans [overlapping dialogue] sean: this president the difference is republicans condemned each of those instances that you talked b. there were demands for apologies by republicans. this is done on the president s behalf, like accepting $1 million from maher. the president can t run on his record. it s a war on women, it s a war on bain, it s a war on mitt romney. surrogates can say whatever they want. he never steps in except to lecture the country on civility. people should listen to the full context of the radio interview. the state senator was responding to the fact that mitt romney was so close to president obama in