BRIAN WILLIAMS: And when Mitt Romney arrives in Washington, how will
Washington be any different from the Washington we've seen these past
few years, which any American will tell you is hopelessly broken,
busted?
MITT ROMNEY: You know, all I can say is that I got elected governor of a
state that was 87% Democrat. And it was not lost on me that if I went
around attacking the Democrat leadership, I was gonna get nothing done
and none of my vetoes would be upheld. And I began a relationship with
the speaker of the House and the Senate president that was personal. We
respected each other. We often disagreed. But we found common ground
from time to time.
That has to happen. There has to be a president that buries the hatchet
and says, "We're gonna go to work to try and get America on track." We--
we're at a critical time in this country. If we keep going down the
path we're on, we're gonna end up like Europe or worse. It's time to
have leadership that will put aside Republican and par-- and-- and
Democrat, and instead focus on what's necessary for the nation. I'm
willing to do that. I think others in Washington have recognized the
need to do that. I see hopeful signs we're gonna finally get America on
track again.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2012/07/25/romney_its_time_for_leadership_that_will_put_aside_partisanship_and_focus_on_the_nation.html
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