Top Romney Staffer quits: He's not sure what Romney stands for

Mother Jones via Hot Air ^ | Jazz Shaw

[JosephSmithNAW]

In the 2012 presidential race, New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation primary is make-or-break for Mitt Romney, and to win it, Romney’s campaign will need the savviest operatives it can find. But Team Romney will have to go without one key player: Bruce Keough. The New Hampshire Republican who oversaw Romney’s 2008 campaign in the Granite State says he’s no longer sure what Romney stands for.

[JosephSmithNAW]

Took him long enough. Still, better late than never.

[max americana]

>>He’s not sure what Romney stands for

You don’t have to be a guest at the Holiday Inn to figure out what this RINO stands for.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

He stands for "Vote for me because I have wanted to be President since I was a little boy. I will say anything you want me to say, be anybody you want me to be, just please don't dash my childhood dreams!"

[Psalm 144]

“Bruce Keough . . . who oversaw Romney’s 2008 campaign in the Granite State says he’s no longer sure what Romney stands for.”

Take a number and wait in line like everyone else.

[ex-snook]

Romney stands for election.

[Tex-Con-Man]

Slow learner.

[chiefqc]

Would you buy a used car from Romney?

[Dr.Zoidberg]

Well the guy has a point.

It’s hard to know what romney stands for until you check the calendar to see what day of the week it is.

[Skepolitic]

Don’t forget that he is a handsome man with a full head of hair! And he speaks in complete sentences that convey nothing but conventional thinking. He looks and acts like a President from central casting, therefore he should be the Republican nominee.

[WOBBLY BOB]

You’d get a Volt for the price of a Bugatti Veyron and you’re great grandkids would end up paying it off.

[Forward the Light Brigade]

Romney needs to go out to the mountains and figure out what he really stands for. We have gone beyond the day when we will elect people on their hair styles and fancy words—now we what convictions and ideals. Even Obamas has shown himself to be Flexible -—change with the polls. We want people who stand for things —like—I would like to suggest—Gov. Sarah Palin. She lives the life—talks the talk and walks the walk. I don’t see that sort of conviction with many in the GOP.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

Romney doesn’t know what he stands for, except for the plastic hair he is all Jello!

[jennings2004]

You might want to revise that to “...which day of the MONTH it is!” Can’t get all his positions into 7 days! LOL

[freekitty]

He stands for whatever it takes to get elected regardless.

[BitWielder1]

Romney stands for Romney.

[TheThirdRuffian]

It’s easy to know what Romney stands for.

All you need is a wind sock, barometer, temperature guage, calendar, and accurate logitude and latitude.

Oh, and an up-to-date Farmer’s Almanac.

And a Doppler radar array.

Oh, current satelite images.

Taken together, you can clearly see what Romney believes, for the moment.

[gov_bean_ counter]

If Mitt could sell you the used car,

Huckster could sell you the warranty...

[PGR88]

What does he mean he doesn’t know what Romney stands for?

Romney stands for whatever is the middle-of-the-road milktoast position of the day. He stands for trying to trick liberals into voting Republican. And above all, he stands for good hair!

[dools0007world]

Ping! I find Romney somewhat detached from reality. He seems to be unable to factor in to his desire to run for president these facts: l. He is a known and unrepentant RINO. Conservatives, certainly Tea Party Conservatives will not vote for him. 2. He intellectually rejects the fact that Romneycare, like Onadacare, is unsustainable. And, like The Marxist Onada, he persists trying to defend the indefensible.

Perhaps he's convinced his pretty face and some fast stepping will win the day for him.

[chris37]

Romney stands for losing.

He couldn’t beat McCain.

MCCAIN.

To nominate such a man again will seal the fate of this country, that is all.