Michigan Congressman Thaddeus McCotter offered fellow Republican Mitt Romney a not-so-friendly welcome ahead of a pair of campaign stops Romney has scheduled in metro Detroit tomorrow.
Romney plans a campaign stop at a diner in Livonia diner – right in the heart of Congressman Thaddeus McCotter’s district. That prompted McCotter to call a press conference to criticize Romney’s opposition to the auto bailout, and his one-time support for a healthcare overhaul in Massachusetts that created a system of subsidies and mandates, among other issues:
"I’m like 54 percent of the Republican electorate, who are unimpressed or are currently not supporting any of the candidates."
McCotter is also considering a bid for the Republican presidential nomination, although many political observers say his lack of name recognition and fundraising skills would be difficult to surmount.
Romney has a campaign stop scheduled at a Coney Island in McCotter’s district in the morning. He then heads to Detroit for a business roundtable.
