I see a faithful husband with a nice wife.
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But you dont know that for sure...
Plus if it is true there are millions of men who are faithful and have “nice” wives...
But we’re not looking to get married...
We need a leader in the White House
and the requirements for POTUS do not include marriger...
a single man or a widower could do a great job...
President Ronald Reagan was divorced
President Abraham Lincoln had a harrigan for a wife...
we’re not electing the wife...
"I will never apologize for America," Romney says often – suggesting that Obama has done just that, even though the president hasn't.Mitt Romney Emphasizes Patriotism Frequently On Campaign TrailRomney also emphasizes what he calls his belief that America is exceptional – implying that his Democratic rival has a different view even though Obama has said that he sees the country as exceptional, too. All that plays to a belief in conservative circles that Obama has traveled the country making excuses for America's involvement in foreign countries.
"We have a president who I don't think understands the nature of America, the power of opportunity and freedom," Romney told a crowd in Derry, N.H., last month. "I want to bring these things back to America so we have a brighter future for our kids."
During an appearance in North Liberty, Iowa, Romney said: "The president said he wants to fundamentally transform America. . I kind of like America. I'm not looking for it to be fundamentally transformed into something else. I don't want it to become like Europe." It's a comment he's repeatedly made.
In some cases, Romney gets corny and he repeatedly combines the lines with a story about how his parents drove him across the country in the family Rambler to see America's national parks.
"I love the founding documents," the candidate says frequently before crowds as he quotes from the Declaration of Independence. "I love the Constitution!" is another Romney favorite. That includes, by the way, everything that's been added to it. "I love all the amendments!" he said in September. "I love the Second Amendment. I love the 10th Amendment."
Mitt Romney has been called corny for singing America the Beautiful on the campaign trail.