Let's be clear, it was NOT a gaff, because he does not have a genuine

[Ninga]

bone in his body, he really cannot relate, and he can't possibly understand why a whole country of people went ballistic!

Romney is the kid, teen, college roommate, guy next to you on the assembly line, neighbor, and community know-it-all who grates on your nerves every time he open his pompous over inflated mouth....and you do everything you can to avoid talking to the jerk.

Romney is that guy. And because he is totally tone deaf to what a "situation" needs like maybe shutting up...or just smiling and nodding.....he can't. It's not in his DNA.

The entire city of London and the front page of the London morning paper did a perfect job of pointing out to American voters, and in specific, independents, that Romeny has no business opening his mouth, let alone, sitting in the White House.

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[Divine Discontent]

1. good point. not a gaffe! that's just Willard being his pompous self

[No Elephants]

2. Definition of a politician's gaffe-accidentally saying exacty what he means.

He was trying to highlight his one success to prove he should be President.

Instead, he only made it abundantly clear that he should, under no circumstances, be President.

I bet Axelrod is feeling pretty good this week.

[Enthusiast]

5. You nailed it.

Somehow he thought pushing his Olympic experience to the forefront would allow him to score points with the electorate. Maybe if he had incorporated this into an American TV commercial it would have had some value. Clearly the man is a dope.

[lbrtbell]

3. Didn't they say he's headed for Israel soon?

I wish they'd cut his mike while he's there. I worry that he'll say something stupid to cause an international incident in the Middle East.

[No Elephants]

4. He doesn't think the President supports Israeil enough.

The rw, which aepparently believes God has no power of his own, thinks it has to save Israel so that the Biblical prophesy about Jesus's return can be fulfilled.

[Enthusiast]

6. Exactly nt