SOUND OFF: Mitt and GOP Convention
What did you think of Romney's speech and the convention? Will you vote for him in November?
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney accepted the Republican nomination for President of the United States on Thursday night.
Romney gave a speech that included a more personal view of his life as well as focused on adding jobs, criticizing President Obama’s policies, repealing Obamacare and promoting his business background.
Romney did not discuss his experience as governor of Massachusetts during the nationally-televised speech.
We want to hear from you – what did you think of the former governor’s speech?
What did you think of the convention? Did you watch any of it?
Were you swayed in either direction after watching the proceedings from Tampa? From his experience as governor of Rhode Island's neighbor, are you more apt or less apt to vote for Romney?
Let us know in the comment section below.
Henry Doyle
10:44 am on Sunday, September 2, 2012
A true 1%er Mitt gives us a vision of a United States with no regulations, an under-taxed upper class, and an "I got mine" ethos that goes against the very instinct of humanity not to mention the good book that they so often try to align themselves with. No thanks.
Carol Dussault
3:39 pm on Sunday, September 2, 2012
Wouldn't our grandparents be surprised to learn that being a successful business man, who built businesses that employed many would be considered a bad thing in 2012? It used to be considered the American Dream. Still is in my book. Thank you, Mitt!