"his faltering presidential campaign" -- I love the smell of napalm in the morning.

[Warren Stupidity]

A day that was supposed to see Mitt Romney reboot his faltering presidential campaign ended in disarray last night, after he was caught telling a room full of wealthy donors “my job is not to worry” about attempting to appeal to poor people. Guy Adams gives his take on this new twist in Romney's campaign.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/mitt-romney-its-not-my-job-to-worry-about-the-poor-8145203.html

How done is he?

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	Crispy critter done.
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	Please take this back, not nearly done enough done.
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	Dun da dun dun done.
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	The big gong just rung done.
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[regnaD kciN]

1. I'm still far from convinced this will have much of an effect...

Remember, last week, all the progressive pundits were saying MittWit's response to the embassy attack would destroy his chances. Now, it seems as if they barely caused a ripple. I'm betting that, by next Tuesday, we'll have come to realize the same about this furor. Of course, by next Tuesday, there will no doubt be another Romney gaffe -- and we'll all be telling ourselves how that one will really doom his chances...

[MissMarple]

2. That's been in the back of my mind. Will this stick with anyone persuadable?

I'm hoping it will just accumulate until there is nothing left to vote for, just one big negative impression. I'm also worried about the Senate and the House races. If Willard does poorly then, perhaps there will be considerable blowback for down ballot goppers as well.
One can only hope.