Mitt Romney is precisely like Arizona extremist Republican Russell Pearce.  He is a protectionist not a Capitalist like several pundits are falsely depicting him to be. The only capitalism he wants to be part of is crony capitalism.  It’s unfortunate that he cannot be more like Jon Huntsman who has the good old fashioned “compassionate conservative” views.

Not only is Mitt Romney a restrictionist, he will not embrace Reaganomics.

From Forbes:

Mitt Romney Is Stuck Because He’s Not A Pro-Growth Republican

According to the polls summarized by RealClearPolitics, Mitt Romney has been unable to win more than 25% of the Republican vote for the party’s presidential nomination for more than a year. This is because the former Massachusetts governor is not a pro-growth Republican. Instead, his economic platform reflects a man who is devoutly  Keynesian, and who, as president, would not be able to reinvigorate the U.S. economy.

Read the rest of the story: Why Won’t Romney Embrace Reaganomics? -By Paul Hoffmeister, Forbes

I am glad to see Huntsman expose Romney as the Mr. Wall Street / Bain Capital / Gordon Gekkko that he is.  Jon Huntsman is a good Mormon and serves his religious identity well.  Romney on the other hand is very much like Russell Pearce and his extremist views against immigrants and our Latin youth.  Russell Pearce was taken down in Arizona with his extremist views when several thought it wasn’t possible to take him down, and as such, Mitt Romney’s anti-immigrant extreme views will experience the same fate Pearce experienced in Arizona.  Mitt Romney’s millions did not pale into comparison with Rick Santorum’s 12.00 dollars and beat up truck.  May Romney’s campaign continue to falter when he chose to utter his “veto DREAM Act” words…..may Providence give Romney the same “mercy” that Romney gives to children and our youth who want more than anything to be Americans and do right.

From the Huffington Post:

Jon Huntsman: Mitt Romney Would Be An Agent For The Big Banks

First Posted: 01/ 3/12 05:57 PM ET Updated: 01/ 3/12 06:25 PM ET

By Sam Stein

LEBANON, N.H. — Hoping to establish a competitive position once the Republican presidential primary contest shifts its focus from Iowa to New Hampshire, Jon Huntsman sharply criticized Mitt Romney on Tuesday, saying the frontrunner would be an agent for Wall Street and protector of the status quo if elected.