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	Name:	MartiniMan -
	Subject:	Big Government?
	Date:	2/17/2012 10:47:34 AM

What I mean by "Big Government" is he will be in the same vein as W. Instead of seeking a size and scope of federal government consistent with the limited nature envisioned by the founders, his emphasis is on a more effective and efficient federal government. He does not believe in a limited federal government, nor does Santorum..or Gingrich...etc. Probably the only one of the crowd that does is Ron Paul, and unfortunately he extends that to being an isolationist in the one area of federal government that should be big, our national defense.

Believe me, if Romney is the nominee and wins he is going to drive fiscal conservatives crazy and he will have plenty of willing accomplices in congress. He just won't be anywhere near as bad as the current POTUS who is a fiscal train wreck.