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Cavuto: Romney getting booed is not the real story

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    Accepting the NAACP invitation to speak is

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What did you -- get a alive I think we expected that of course but -- not -- give the same message to the NAACP that I give across the country.

Which is that obamacare is killing jobs.

And if jobs is the priority that we're gonna have to replace obamacare was something that that actually hold down health care costs.

As opposed to causing more spending for the government and more spending for American families.

So everyone is still talking about Mitt Romney get a hearing before the NAACP and weather news good.

No one I was talking much about Romney accepting the invitation to -- appear before the NAACP.

When many predicted he would not I think that's a real story.

Not what happened when he went.

Of what it would have said to those in that room had he not.

Romney could have ignored this monolithic.

-- anti Republican crap as I pointed out to the governor and I'm sure he -- little reminding Barack Obama.

-- 96% of the African American vote for years ago.

He polls similarly -- -- today let's just say that god could have loads of for the love.

Elsewhere not to.

But he chose to go there.

Maybe not so much to sell himself and his party as much as to make those in that room questioned why.

They're sold on his opponent of the Democratic Party exactly how.

Has there on -- best allegiance been rewarded.

Trillions spent on the war on poverty and yet more in poverty than ever programs to help minority hiring yet record high minority unemployment.

Democrats -- -- love would dollars.

And is yet to offer tangible results from those dollars and -- god could have told them to question that love but he didn't.

-- had to do -- site and in the unit recovery and massive deficits that might have answered the question for them.

The problem he could have said indeed he did -- Isn't that liberals don't dole out good money after bad it's just that -- and the results are not good.

More on food stamps more on unemployment.

More on the hook.

To a government that Kabul's and builds a dangerous dependency that invariably -- Romney was right to say his party doesn't have a perfect record on matters of race.

But at least it doesn't demean those in that room racing to buy them off in all matters of waste.

He could have said those in that room deserve better.

He could have suggested their loyalty to a party has failed to move the needle so maybe it's time for then.

To needle back.

And I don't know if Romney said that.

But I suspect his being there his very being there at least whispered that.

That he cared enough to show up and not once not once dangled the program.

To lock them down.

May be just wanted to say.

You deserve better guys and maybe just may be -- headed to do in that room nodded in agreement thinking.

He's -- we do deserve better guys.

Maybe some of them thought you know we don't need help.

Actually what we need.

Is hope.

After all in the end Mitt Romney got a standing ovation for showing up even though now and then he was booed down.

Navy mourn that grabbed and you know.

Figured.

That this is the stuff and now.

All right name.

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