There was one particular line which stuck with me from the Romney acceptance speech because it was a refreshing rejection of the hyperbole which accompanied the last Presidential race in the United States. The Republican Presidental candidate looked out at the enthusiastic convention attendees and, through television and the internet, into the living rooms of millions of Americans as well as millions of observers around the world. He offered what would be called in the business world a bottom line comment, "President Obama promised to slow the rise of the oceans and to heal the planet. My promise is ... to help you and your family."
That sounded awfully close to, “I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.”...........
In return, we need to NEVER allow an ass in the white house like there is right now.
I couldn’t watch Romney’s speech last night because I’m on a magazine writing assignment in Honduras. But, from the response on FR, I have a feeling the speech was pretty much a bust. Am I right or wrong about that?
My a$$. It was one of the highlights of the evening.
I don’t need any help, and I don’t need any hugs...
Just leave me the hell alone.
Mitt Romney does an awful lot of posturing and posing for the convention and TV. The posing looks fake and phony. The smiles don’t seem to be sincere.
We don’t need any help from Romney or other socialist politicians. The bipartisan political/regulator folks (the only constituents served by those politicians) need to stop violating our families and property rights. They should close and abolish all of the social/regulatory programs that they use to prevent domestic competition from working class families (public education, their pushing of social pathologies against men, anti-veteran sentiments, rural zoning—all of it).
Otherwise, they’ll soon have no real revenues at all—only debt.