[eddie willers]

Clint looked and sound like Jim from the tv show ‘Taxi’. He ate up time with his disjointed meanderings

I watched it "Live" and, like many others, felt uneasy. His age, the hesitations and pauses, knowing that he was flying without a net and wondering if he would make some horrible mistake, had me sitting and sweating on the edge of my seat.

And when he finished up so strong I breathed a great sigh of relief.

However, now when you watch it via YouTube etc., knowing that everything will finish OK, a whole new light shines on it. It comes through as a sly and masterful performance all designed to do one thing...replace the current President.

[Ole Okie]

knowing that he was flying without a net and wondering if he would make some horrible mistake, had me sitting and sweating on the edge of my seat.

I only had a radio, and I thought he was quite effective from the start. The piece seemed hilarious and held together wonderfully well.

Guess I was fortunate not to see a TV so his appearance didn't bother me. He actually made me LOL.

[Hotlanta Mike]

I watched it “Live” and, like many others, felt uneasy.

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The reason being is because we were all expecting a drab speech. This was political performance art that will have a greater impact in the elections in November than the Tina Fey/Sarah Plain SNL skit did.

Clint rocks...not takin’ sh*t from anyone.

[Figment]

I watched it “Live” and, like many others, felt uneasy.

Same here. But as it went on, the “Harvey” comparison kicked in (no, I didn’t get it at first) then he goes back to “Dirty Harry”. This struck very hard and deep on the dims. No need for Romney to include it on a compilation that very few will see. It’s viral on its’ own