Mitt Romney, on CNBC today, responding to Bill Clinton's praise of his business record.
"I'm happy to embrace my past in private equity. I'm very proud of my record -- proud of the work I've had, both as the governor of Massachusetts and as well as the leader of the Olympics.
.... I was happy to see President Clinton made a similar statement today and called my record superb."
He said "sterling", Mitt, not "superb".
But "sterling", I think, is an even more superb compliment than superb.
Here's the xcript.
