Reason Writers on Cable TV: Matt Welch Talks Mitt Romney and Spending on MSNBC and Fox Business Network

Matt Welch | 4.17.2012 11:34 AM

On Monday, April 16, I went on MSNBC's Jansing & Co. to talk about Mitt Romney's "hot mic" moment, and what it says about his alleged desire to "shrink the federal government":

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wareagle 13 years ago

The GSA "scandal" is a distraction, much like the Secret Service thing. We worry about a six-figure party and a $50 hooker, but ignore the Solyndras. And govt wonders why it is held in contempt.
NAL 13 years ago

So Romney's actually considering eliminating some departments. Good for him. This "hot mic" moment may actually score him some points with the base.

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Reason Writers on Cable TV: Matt Welch Talks Mitt Romney and Spending on MSNBC and Fox Business Network

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