Apart from his ridiculous hyperbole, which I find inappropriate in the context of a political campaign, I find his telling Americans about better days to come both ridiculous and disturbing. We are faced with several major and vexing problems; I want a candidate who will get real and display some common sense about approaching those issues. We don't need a slipper pol for president.
Romney's Ridiculous Hyperbole
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Posted By: junkmail6 @ 01/02/2008 2:33:10 PM
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Posted By: happykilt @ 01/02/2008 2:02:45 PM
Having attended one of Mits stops in New Hampshire, which felt like i had been dropped into a late 60's Andy williams Christmas special. I came away with the feeling that Mit seems like a real nice guy and he certainly looks presidential . but he dosent say anything and i have a hard time connecting the dots the way he does with issues.
Mit wants to be President so bad he says anything that thinks will get him elected.
This has become a cliche .
http://www.purplestates.tv
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