The GOP establishment got their candidate. They like, no, they love, big gubmint left-wingers. The whole race was sooo Illinois/Chicago-style corrupt. Two “Combiners.” No matter who wins, the establishment wins and the people lose. How hillarious that after pretty much whoring after the Presidency for his adult life, Willard’s kid claims NOW that he didn’t REALLY want to be President. Yeah. Face it, guys, you suckers were hoodwinked. I’ll bet in private that Zero & Willard were probably high-fiving each other.
I said last Spring we should’ve gone to Tampa and run that Slick Willard out of town on a rail if he tried to buy the nomination. What a joke.
I hate it when the media takes things out of context, and I hate it even more when we Freepers do the same.
Romney’s son Tag did not say that Romney did not want to be president. He obviously did. He ran two times for the office.
Tag said there was no one who wanted the presidency less than his father did. That harkens to a sense of duty and service. Yes, he desired to be president, but it was not an obsession as it was with Clinton.
The word ‘less’ has a significant syntactical meaning in Tag’s statement. Of all the people running for president, no one wanted it less. It doesn’t mean he didn’t want to be president. It just means his desire was less than the rest thus implying that his dad was running out of duty to save this country economically and not for personal gain or fame and glory.
I do not know the actual extent of Romney’s presidential yearnings, but I do know how to read syntactical sentences.