The Morning Briefing: Mitt Romney's Tedious Treachery Shtick Has Worn Thin
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The Morning Briefing: Mitt Romney's Tedious Treachery Shtick Has Worn Thin Top O' the Briefing Happy Friday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Terrell's lost summer pursuing his dream of being a Zumba instructor was never spoken of again upon his return to the ashram. Although Mitt Romney's loss in the 2012 United States presidential election gave us another four years of His High Holiness the Lightbringer Barack Obama, a lot of conservatives are now thinking that we may have dodged a bullet. Three years of Romney in the Senate haven't painted a pretty picture of what a Romney presidency might have been like. Mittens masquerades as a man of deep principles. In reality, he's a base political opportunist, no different from most politicians. He's also a guy who keeps his fellow Republicans looking over their shoulders. Romney's "principles" occasionally compel him to shiv other Republicans in the back. Lincoln has the story of Romney's latest antic: It was no surprise to me to learn that Utah's answer ... | | |
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