The indecider
Nevermind Rmoney's politics for a moment, there's an issue that should be concern to everyone. Rmoney is unable to make up his mind about anything: He's against gay rights, for gay rights; he's pro-choice, anti-choice; he favors tax cuts for the top 1%, he opposes tax cuts for the top 1%; he thinks 47% of Americans are lazy, he thinks what he said was wrong; he for stem cell research, he opposes stem cell research; he wanted to fight in Vietnam, he did not want to fight in Vietnam; he supports assault weapons bans, he opposes assault weapons bans; he's for the stimulus, he against the stimulus.
How can a person like that possibly be President of the United States? If he can't make up his mind, how is going to implement any kind of successful policy? How is going to be able to commit to critical decisions that affect our economy and safety? How is going to be able to build relationships abroad when he so indecisive that no one will be able to count on him? How will business be able to trust that his policies will last even a year? The fact is Rmoney doesn't know what he believes and never has. He's simply a little boy who wants to be president. He doesn't have any particular reason why he wants to be president, because he doesn't seem to have much reason at all. He doesn't know what he believes. If he wins, he won't be Reagan and won't even be a Bush; he'll be a trainwreck for our nation.
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