Yesterday I wrote about what to expect if President Obama wins a second term in office. Today it's Mitt Romney's turn. I'd like to look at Romneynomics - the policies that are likely headed down the pike if the underdog Mitt Romney wins in November. As for the horserace, I think it is President Obama's to lose. But last Friday's weak employment report indicates again that the economy could slow enough to push Romney ahead. As with an Obama victory, I think the election will be a close one even if Romney emerges the winner. That means the Republicans will not have an overwhelming majority in Congress. On the other hand, the Republicans might just get the four seats they need to win the Senate; if Romney wins I assume they will accomplish this. That would give them theoretical control of both the presidency and Congress, but with only small majorities.
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