Eric Convey, a former reporter/editor at the Boston Herald, had this op-ed in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal:
Massachusetts Lessons About a President Romney
Its more likely he will try to reform Obamacare than make good on his promise to repeal it.
Nut graf:
What does Mr. Romney’s Massachusetts experience suggest about how he’d run things from the Oval Office? It’s a safe bet that defenders of government spending from both parties will have to bolster their data with well-founded economic arguments if they want him to stay his hand.
There’s a good chance his champions in corporate America and on Wall Street will find themselves disappointed—even severely disappointed—if he makes good on his promise to rein in business-tax loopholes and other government pandering to companies.
The voice of experience, no?
Campaign Outsider 
Who knows what Mitt Romney would do as president? In nearly 20 years of Romney-watching, I doubt he has ever shown he has true convictions about much of anything, besides the ambition that Mitt Romney should be president.
That alone, is enough reason not to give him the job.
Has there ever been a CEO or businessman who made a good president? Serious question.
I don’t think so. Except maybe George Washington?