The Globe's Romney quandary

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• Patrick said:

  Today's segment on his time in the corner office spends not a single word about his final two years in office -- half his term! In fact there's two paragraphs (out of about 40) covering his second year. So the in the one job that remotely qualifies him for the presidency, he failed to accomplish anything of note in the final two years, and barely anything of note in the final three years of his four year term. He's a great candidate - as this segment detailed at length, but when it comes to working with others, building consensus and achieving his goals -- he gets an F.
  June 29, 2007 2:32 AM

• ACF said:

  They want to be the paper of record & strive to be 'balanced'? Count me as stunned at that thought. This series, with its duration, length, and placement, is nothing more than a week long campaign ad for Romney. At a time when he complained of having to put in more that a million dollars of his own money to run continuing ads to build his name recognition, this comes along and it's FREE. They're celebrating at Romney HQs.
  June 29, 2007 4:40 AM

• Rick in Duxbury said:

  Ah, the burdens of being a one-party state.
  July 3, 2007 6:05 PM

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