Mitt Romney not ready for that 3 AM call

[Peacetrain]

It really is embarrassing.

Mitt Romney has spent the last several months bashing the President on foreign policy and basically calling him out.. when the President says okay Mitt, this is what I did, and this is what you said.. He just falls apart.

This is just a little blip of what Romney has been up to:
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http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2012...itt-romney

Romney routinely criticizes Obama as someone who neither likes America nor gets it. In his book, No Apology: The Case for American Greatness, Romney decried Obama for repeatedly apologizing for "American misdeeds, both real and imagined." (He didn't explain what was wrong with apologizing for real misdeeds.) PolitiFact.com judged Romney's claim "false." Yet this untrue accusation has been a steady theme of Romney's campaign. At a speech earlier this month to the Newspaper Association of America, Romney asserted that Obama failed to rescue the US economy in his first years in office because he was too busy "apologizing for America abroad." Romney's point is obvious: Real Americans don't apologize for America.
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He gets the least little push-back and he falls apart. The whole right just falls apart.

Can you imagine having someone that could not take that little bit of heat in the White House when the big calls do come in.

The Republicans are going wetting themselves, because they have no one who can take on that mantle running. They have a man who falls apart at the least little criticism.

Mitt Romney is not ready for the 3AM call.

[Brewman_Jax]

Mitt Rmoney and the rest of the lying GOP have no integrity and no backbone. They would let lies and innuendo by their off-the-wall fringe friends and colleagues go by without saying anything, and then have the nerve to cry foul if the democratic side says anything.

They shouldn't play in the sandbox if they don't want sand thrown back at them.

[Peacetrain]

They shouldn't play in the sandbox if they don't want sand thrown back at them.
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Its kind of sad when you think about.. I mean I am a Democrat. but elections go back and forth.. Republicans get in office... you would hope the opposition would run someone who you could have some faith in could handle such decisions.

But his constant back and forth.. he is for one thing this year..something else next year.. I can't even wrap my head around Mitt having to follow through on something when it is going it alone, like the President did.

He just does not have the chops for this Brewman. Just watching the last few days..and anytime he gets push back..he comes apart.

Outside of Huntsman.. there was no one..nada.. on the right running this time who has the "right stuff" as it were.. for the job of President

[Brewman_Jax]

(05-01-2012 01:56 PM)Peacetrain Wrote:  They shouldn't play in the sandbox if they don't want sand thrown back at them.

Its kind of sad when you think about.. I mean I am a Democrat. but elections go back and forth.. Republicans get in office... you would hope the opposition would run someone who you could have some faith in could handle such decisions.

But his constant back and forth.. he is for one thing this year..something else next year.. I can't even wrap my head around Mitt having to follow through on something when it is going it alone, like the President did.

He just does not have the chops for this Brewman. Just watching the last few days..and anytime he gets push back..he comes apart.

Outside of Huntsman.. there was no one..nada.. on the right running this time who has the "right stuff" as it were.. for the job of President



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Agree, R-money is barely qualified for any office, definitely not President. GW Bush* lowered the bar so low that they think that any white male with R at the end of his name will win. That may work for state governors, but not for POTUS.

[jaxx]

(05-01-2012 12:30 PM)Peacetrain Wrote:  It really is embarrassing.

Mitt Romney has spent the last several months bashing the President on foreign policy and basically calling him out.. when the President says okay Mitt, this is what I did, and this is what you said.. He just falls apart.

This is just a little blip of what Romney has been up to:
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http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2012...itt-romney

Romney routinely criticizes Obama as someone who neither likes America nor gets it. In his book, No Apology: The Case for American Greatness, Romney decried Obama for repeatedly apologizing for "American misdeeds, both real and imagined." (He didn't explain what was wrong with apologizing for real misdeeds.) PolitiFact.com judged Romney's claim "false." Yet this untrue accusation has been a steady theme of Romney's campaign. At a speech earlier this month to the Newspaper Association of America, Romney asserted that Obama failed to rescue the US economy in his first years in office because he was too busy "apologizing for America abroad." Romney's point is obvious: Real Americans don't apologize for America.
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He gets the least little push-back and he falls apart. The whole right just falls apart.

Can you imagine having someone that could not take that little bit of heat in the White House when the big calls do come in.

The Republicans are going wetting themselves, because they have no one who can take on that mantle running. They have a man who falls apart at the least little criticism.

Mitt Romney is not ready for the 3AM call.

Can you imagine Willard living through the last 3+ years getting treated like President Obama has been? Not many men have the presence to listen daily to the opposition party threatening your job, to see the Congress become an object of obstruction, and still bring change and progress to the country.

Willard is small in the picture, President Obama is a huge presence. He has big shoes to fill and the GOP isn't up to the job.

[Peacetrain]

Can you imagine Willard living through the last 3+ years getting treated like President Obama has been? Not many men have the presence to listen daily to the opposition party threatening your job, to see the Congress become an object of obstruction, and still bring change and progress to the country.

Willard is small in the picture, President Obama is a huge presence. He has big shoes to fill and the GOP isn't up to the job.
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It is just so obvious that he could not handle the pressure.. He just would not know which way to turn..

[KonaKane]

Mitt Rmoney is the quintessential candidate of privilege and entitlement. You heard it from his wife already: "It's his turn". As if people of his social and economic station are pre-slated for the presidency. They think it's part of their benefits package, being born with that silver spoon in the mouth. So when they run, they don't run because they have anything particular to offer, they "fill in the holes" as they go along in order to win. Say what they think people want to hear, be everything to everyone, satiate who you must.

[Peacetrain]

(05-01-2012 05:04 PM)KonaKane Wrote:  Mitt Rmoney is the quintessential candidate of privilege and entitlement. You heard it from his wife already: "It's his turn". As if people of his social and economic station are pre-slated for the presidency. They think it's part of their benefits package, being born with that silver spoon in the mouth. So when they run, they don't run because they have anything particular to offer, they "fill in the holes" as they go along in order to win. Say what they think people want to hear, be everything to everyone, satiate who you must.

I think you hit that one out of the ball park Kona.. it is that
my turn" mentality.. of privilege.. the man is running on what? balancing the budget on the backs of the poor.. Even the Bishops have hauled Ryan up on his own petard for that

[sandnsea]

He won't even get up and let the dog out.

[azmouse]

(05-01-2012 05:06 PM)sandnsea Wrote:  He won't even get up and let the dog out.

Bet he wouldn't even get up to see if the trees are still the right height either!

[Born_A_Truman]

(05-01-2012 05:06 PM)sandnsea Wrote:  He won't even get up and let the dog out.

He's so lazy his cars have elevators.

[SeattleGirl]

(05-01-2012 05:59 PM)Born_A_Truman Wrote:  

(05-01-2012 05:06 PM)sandnsea Wrote:  He won't even get up and let the dog out.

He's so lazy his cars have elevators.

[Peacetrain]

(05-01-2012 05:06 PM)sandnsea Wrote:  He won't even get up and let the dog out.

sandnsea.. you know I am going to be having that song roll through my head the rest of the day..

[sandnsea]

(05-02-2012 07:43 AM)Peacetrain Wrote:  

(05-01-2012 05:06 PM)sandnsea Wrote:  He won't even get up and let the dog out.

sandnsea.. you know I am going to be having that song roll through my head the rest of the day..

Okay there's a youtube - Flash to Mitt Romney "Who let the dogs out" Flash to car with dog on roof - Caption: Not Mitt Romney!

Eleanor Roosevelt's cousin, Theodore Roosevelt Jr, ran against FDR for governor. Eleanor followed him all around the state in a car with a teapot on top to remind everybody of his Teapot Dome connections. I think she'd approve of the dog on car reminders, lol.

[KonaKane]