Mitt Romney
The Guardian
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Mitt Romney is a seasoned politician known for his commitment to integrity and bipartisanship. This interview highlights his role as a stabilizing force in the Senate, advocating for responsible governance and the protection of democratic processes.
“And in this case, this was the perhaps the greatest shock. We'd had children that had been sick, and yes, I'd been in a very severe automobile accident, but with an accident, if you come out alive, you know you'll ultimately heal and get back to normal.”
“Well, I think a lot of people, many of them in my party, are very concerned about the growing reach of the federal government, and they're pleased with local and in some cases state governments, but they're very concerned about the federal government mandating how people have to live their lives.”
“And if you look around the world and you look at our own history, the only way you can help people have rising wages is by having more jobs created so there's competition for labor and the price of labor goes up and people get higher wages.”
“There's a tape, there's someone there with a flip phone or with an iPhone that's capturing every word. And so you're not as careful about phrasing things the way you really want to phrase them. You're a little quick, you're flip, and that's, I think people recognize that's the step possible anymore.”
The Axe Files with David Axelrod — Ep. 420 — Sen. Mitt Romney
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