[ansel12]

But in the final paragraph, Wallace-Wells made a good observation about Romney’s lasting legacy as the GOP nominee. “[J]ust a week after Romney seemed poised to become president,” he writes, “there is no segment of the Republican Party that could be called Romneyist.” That’s part of the reason why he lost.

Hey, I mentioned "Romneyist" the other day, but I called it "Mittism"

""To this day, no one knows what Romney's politics are, and no one knows why he was obsessed with being president.

The man has been in politics since his teens and has spent the last 20 years and 55 million of his own dollars trying to get into the white house, and no one knows why, or even what his political reasons were, what his agenda is.

The man is ego driven, and has no center, no convictions, he is a salesman of Mitt, (not Mittism as in a political view, there isn't any such thing).""
111 posted on Mon Nov 12 2012 16:02:36 GMT-0800 (Pacific Standard Time) by ansel12

[Vendome]

Luv’d the euphemism of MittMentum.../s not

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Political "Death of A Salesman" : Romney's Pathetic Self-Implosion and Defeat by Obama (Vanity)


http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2957804/posts



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