Who does Romney get his debate advice from? Here’s the top 8 of his advisors:
Be Aggressive - “He’s got to smack the president like [conservative radio host] Laura Ingraham would smack him.” – Bill O’Reilly
Don’t Be Aggressive - “Relax and be prepared…You can be on offense without being offensive.” – Newt Gingrich
Focus On The Economy - “This really is about our economy. When he lays out a plan to fix our tax code to stop the overreach of regulations coming out of Washington, to get our debt problem under control, and to have a national energy policy, let me tell you what, the American people will respond.” – John Boehner
Don’t Focus On The Economy - “In debate, @MittRomney should ask Obama why autobiography states, ‘born in Kenya, raised in Indonesia.’” – Donald Trump
Go Big - “It makes you think how far ahead Romney would be if he were actually running a campaign. His unwillingness to go big, to go for the larger argument, is simply astonishing … Make the case. Go large.” – Charles Krauthammer
Don’t Go Big - “The challenge for Gov. Romney is to relate to people personally and provide some inspiration that their quality of life will improve,” – Linda DiVall, Top GOP Pollster
Keep It Simple - “I think he just has to lay out his plan and his vision … In the end this is going to be about Governor Romney over the next four or five weeks laying that vision out for folks.” – Chris Christie
Totally Change Up His Game - Romney should say, ”I’m a nonideological guy running in an ideological age, and I’ve been pretending to be more of an ideologue than I really am. I’m a sophisticated guy running in a populist moment.” – David Brooks
Oh well… maybe he should have his own views on everything. I think Obama does.