Is Mitt Romney a Conservative liberal or moderate?

Answer 1

Mitt Romney is a moderate liberal. He has conservative views but is willing to listen to the people and compromise to find a solution that most people can be happy with.

Romney did well on the first debate against Barack Obama. Sadly, however, as of the end of the 2012 Republican presidential primary season, Romney can no longer be classified as a moderate; he has moved his position to be a Liberal. How much of this is due to political expediency (as chosen by the Republican Party requires a significant level of "expected" behavior that doesn't seem to disavow compromise at all), and how much is true belief, is unknown and Romney's second and third debates with Obama was a complete disaster and ended up losing to Obama as a result of the problems.

Answer 2

Mitt Romney is a moderate conservative. He has conservative views but is willing to listen to the people and compromise to find a solution that most people can be happy with.

It depends on when you ask and who asks him. He is whatever he thinks the people that he is with at the moment want him to be. He is the Tea Party's rigid conservative. He is the moderates' moderate. He is the liberals' liberal (in the past he supported right to choose and same-sex marriage, for example, when Governor of the more liberal state of MA.) That is why he seems to flip flop on issues, he says what he thinks he needs to say and avoids saying what he truly believes (if he has formed an opinion). On many issues, his opinion changes 180 degrees from what it just was. Right now, with the ultra conservative Koch Brothers and others like them who are funding his Presidential campaign, he is what they want him to be and that is as far right as you can get. But just wait a bit and that should change again.

Answer 3

He is a Republican