Romney's Domestic Vision

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5:04 PM, Sep 27, 2007 • By MATTHEW CONTINETTI

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Mitt Romney has come under fire lately, and new poll showing him losing ground in New Hampshire has put his campaign on the defensive.

It's worth remembering, then, that Romney's campaign has made the most impressive and specific contributions to the GOP policy discussion thus far, especially on the domestic side of things. A brief synopsis of Romney's major initiatives can be found here. In particular, Romney's proposal for tax free savings for individuals with adjusted gross income levels of under $200,000 deserves greater discussion. One of Romney's opponents ought to adopt it.

For Romney, the problem may be that in order to become your party's nominee, much less president of the United States of America, it takes a lot more than smart ideas and sentences including the phrase "adjusted gross income levels."

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