Several dozen House Republicans grilled Mitt Romney on social issues during his visit to Capitol Hill Wednesday, including his position on abortion and gay marriage, according to attendees.
But the former Massachusetts governor generally earned rave reviews from a set of lawmakers who have yet to make an endorsement in the GOP presidential primary. Romney sought to make a distinction between his experience as an executive in the private sector and his rivals' backgrounds.
"He hit it out of the ballpark," said Rep. Aaron Schock (R-Ill.), who had expressed concern Tuesday about Romney's ability to counter attacks from President Barack Obama's reelection campaign. "He gave a stellar performance."Romney may impress the Republicans in Congress, but we here at LA4Liberty are unimpressed with both of them...