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Monday, January 23, 2012
Romney slobbers over regulation.
Two years ago Romney told The Hill that Republicans “like modern, up-to-date dynamic regulation that is regularly revised, streamlined, modernized and effective.”
“Modern” = unmoored from the Constitution.
“Up-to-date” = modern.
“Dynamic” = frequently changed per bureaucratic whim.
“Regularly revised” = dynamic.
“Streamlined” = easy to administer.
“Modernized” = up to date.
“Effective” = generates revenue; diminishes liberty.
The mental sloppiness of this aside, Mr. Romney may have a good understanding of what it is that “Republicans”—at least the eviscerated, bloodless, spiritless ones of the present age—like but, if so, they are far removed from people who are capable of living life without efficient and dynamic regulation of every aspect of their lives.
Free people don’t like regulation and have every reason to fear it. They don’t want clear, concise regs that are easy to administer and to understand. They don’t want regulations, period, and they shouldn’t give their support to someone who fawns over the very mechanism of contemporary state control.
The Case Against Mitt Romney. By Steve Baldwin, Steve Deace, 1/19/12
Comments
Amen! Romney is little more than Obama in whiteface.
Posted by KG on 01/23/2012 at 06:50 AMKG, “racist”!!! (Someone had to say it. *grin*) You are quite correct. Though given it is Romney we are talking about, perhaps “White House Lawn Jockey” would have been more appropriate?
Posted by Guy S. on 01/24/2012 at 12:33 PM
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