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Today you were talking about tim russert on "meet the press" and you said you thought it would be a terrific idea if other states went for the individual mandate. you said this. those who follow the path that we pursued will find it is a best path and we will end up with a nation that has take and mandate approach. do you stand by that on a state level, not a federal level on a mandate approach? >> i like what your state did. let other states pursue their path as they think makes the most sense....

President has favoring the green industry? >> today is the 220th anniversary of the signing of the bill of rights. and one of those the 10th amendment i like a lot. and the reason is that is because that is how our founding fathers saw this country he set up. where we have these laboratories of i innovation. it should be in the purr are sue and decision making process of a state if they want to put tax policies in place that helps make them be more competitive injuries we also did it for the alt...

President has favoring the green industry? >> today is the 220th anniversary of the signing of the bill of rights. and one of those the 10th amendment i like a lot. and the reason is that is because that is how our founding fathers saw this country he set up. where we have these laboratories of i innovation. it should be in the purr are sue and decision making process of a state if they want to put tax policies in place that helps make them be more competitive injuries we also did it for the alt...

Clarity to his opponents that he had in his primaries as well. he famously asked the question, in 1980, are we better off today than we were four years under jimmy carter? i think the republicans are in far worse shape today under barack obamas leadership. thats what we are exposing now. who will be -- who will continue to legacy of ronald reagan? and who will take barack obama on? toe to toe and hold him accountable? >> i think will be the best one to do that on the stage. >> bret: governor hun...

Green industry? >> today the 220th anniversary of the signing of the bill of rights. and one of those, the 10th amendment, i like a lot. and the reason is because that is how our founding fathers saw this country set up, whether we had the laboratories of innovation. it should be in the purview and the decision-making process of a state, if they want to put tax policies in place that helps make them be more competitive -- we did it not only for the oil & gas industry, but for the alternative ind...

The way people are moving back and forth, our visa system, how we are dealing with the movement of people and immigration. this is an economic development opportunity. and we are missing it. >> bret: chris wallace has the next round. >> governor romney, you have changed your position in the last 10 years on abortion, on gay rights, on guns, you say keeping an open mind is a strength. but some of your critics say that every one of these moves has been to your political advantage. when you were ru...

Citizens. the 10th amendment talks about the states and the citizens and it is not just moving power for example for washington d.c. to richmond or tallahassee or washington d.c. to oklahoma. it is moving power and i tell every group of citizens, if we shrinkk the washington burrcrats we grow lets citizenship. i would advocate that states nsider a pel grant for k-12 so that you, every parent decides where there grant goes and you return power to the parents than the government. >> mr. speaker yo...

Obligation to intervene on the education of the children? >> no, and heres the reason why. if you believe in the 10th amendment and if you believe that those people in the state are going to impact the legislators, they will do that. and i think that is a situation that we would not find ourselves in because by the time a school failed, the children or the parents would have intervened and the legislators would have intervened. our problem is a federal government who is intervening too much with...

What does that. >> it will be returned to the citizens. the 10th amendment talks about the states and the citizens and it is not just moving power for example for washington d.c. to richmond or tallahassee or washington d.c. to oklahoma. it is moving power and i tell every group of citizens, if we shrinkk the washington burrcrats we grow lets citizenship. i would advocate that states consider a pel grant for k-12 so that you, every parent decides where there grant goes and you return power to th...

Why. if you believe in the 10th amendment and if you believe that those people in the state are going to impact the legislators, they will do that. and i think that is a situation that we would not find ourselves in because by the time a school failed, the children or the parents would have intervened and the legislators would have intervened. our problem is a federal government who is intervening too much with programs. i truly believe that the education of the children is a state and local iss...