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MikeWaters · 01-09-2008, 07:39 PM

He is trying to run as anti-establishment, but on an entirely establishment platform.

You can't be the cool guy and the nerd at the same time.

It's like he is saying "My vision is not unique, but gosh, my process is better. I'll get the work from the inbox to the outbox more efficiently than the other guys."

If you were the cigars in the backroom, picking a platform, it would almost entirely look like Romney's platform. And the voters know this.

To add to the irony, Romney wants to the good ol' boy. But what he didn't realize is that you can't be a good ol' boy and a Mormon at the same time. Tough lesson.

01-09-2008, 07:39 PM	#1
MikeWaters Demiurge Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 36,365	Romney's problem He is trying to run as anti-establishment, but on an entirely establishment platform. You can't be the cool guy and the nerd at the same time. It's like he is saying "My vision is not unique, but gosh, my process is better. I'll get the work from the inbox to the outbox more efficiently than the other guys." If you were the cigars in the backroom, picking a platform, it would almost entirely look like Romney's platform. And the voters know this. To add to the irony, Romney wants to the good ol' boy. But what he didn't realize is that you can't be a good ol' boy and a Mormon at the same time. Tough lesson.