Univision Debate: Romney neutralizes scandal « Cameron’s Corner

December 9th, 2007 7:34 PM Eastern

Univision Debate: Romney neutralizes scandal

by Shushannah Walshe

Romney neutralizes his lawn care scandal at this debate. He looks compassionate and willing to give people second chances. This plays well here because the man who ran his lawn care company, Richard Saenz, is hispanic. He is also a Mormon who has gone to the church with the Romneys for years.

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