Mitt is It?
January 11, 2012 - by
Four lessons emerge from Mitt Romney’s less-than-convincing New Hampshire win.
First, he’ll be the Republican nominee – thanks to a cast of inept, uninspiring and half-insane conservative rivals.
Second, more than 60 percent of Republicans don’t want him to be the nominee.
Third, as his announcement speech showed, he lacks even a hint of a positive, inspiring message – a must for a wanna-be President.
Fourth, he is a rich, pampered, privileged, out-of-touch New England elitist who has not one scintilla of life experience in common with the average American – and likes being able to fire them.
He makes John Kerry look like a man of the people. He probably speaks better French than Kerry. Wonder if he windsurfs?
On behalf of all Democrats, I thank the Republican Party for being well on its way to blowing what should be a breakaway dunk of a victory in 2012.
Posted in General, National Republicans
Mitt is It?
January 11, 2012/
Four lessons emerge from Mitt Romney’s less-than-convincing New Hampshire win.
First, he’ll be the Republican nominee – thanks to a cast of inept, uninspiring and half-insane conservative rivals.
Second, more than 60 percent of Republicans don’t want him to be the nominee.
Third, as his announcement speech showed, he lacks even a hint of a positive, inspiring message – a must for a wanna-be President.
Fourth, he is a rich, pampered, privileged, out-of-touch New England elitist who has not one scintilla of life experience in common with the average American – and likes being able to fire them.
He makes John Kerry look like a man of the people. He probably speaks better French than Kerry. Wonder if he windsurfs?
On behalf of all Democrats, I thank the Republican Party for being well on its way to blowing what should be a breakaway dunk of a victory in 2012.
Posted in General, National Republicans