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Romney must be feeling like shit more and more each day....
Here he makes himself as the viable alternative to president Obama and he just can't close the deal.
He can't close the deal, he can't keep his personal story straight, he is suddenly Richie Rich vulnerable.
My Brother, pretty much an Eisenhower kind of republican, told me that the only person that could beat Obama is Romney and that the rest of the clowns in the race are just pulling him closer to the point where he can't escape the pull of crazy.
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http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/blogs/national-affairs/what-mitt-romney-learned-from-his-dad-20120117
"What Mitt Romney Learned From His Dad"
(I was a young girl in Michigan when the senior Romney was Governor)
"...Romney insists there is no reason to question the distribution of wealth in America except for envy of the rich – did his rich dad question the distribution of wealth in America out of envy for the rich? – and that it was a subject only appropriate for discussion in "quiet rooms." (His dad didn't talk about it in quiet rooms; he talked about it at a Sunday worship service at the 1972 Republican convention, praying, "Help us to help those who need help."
Even if Mitt Romney is not the most right-wing candidate for the nomination, when he wins it, in a Republican Party becoming more extreme with every passing day, he may still be – because the party won’t have it any other way – the most right-wing nominee in the history of the country..."
"What Mitt Romney Learned From His Dad"
(I was a young girl in Michigan when the senior Romney was Governor)
"...Romney insists there is no reason to question the distribution of wealth in America except for envy of the rich – did his rich dad question the distribution of wealth in America out of envy for the rich? – and that it was a subject only appropriate for discussion in "quiet rooms." (His dad didn't talk about it in quiet rooms; he talked about it at a Sunday worship service at the 1972 Republican convention, praying, "Help us to help those who need help."
Even if Mitt Romney is not the most right-wing candidate for the nomination, when he wins it, in a Republican Party becoming more extreme with every passing day, he may still be – because the party won’t have it any other way – the most right-wing nominee in the history of the country..."
I almost feel sorry for Romney!
