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2016 Postmortem

Yavin4

(35,433 posts) Fri Feb 17, 2012, 05:23 PM Feb 2012

Mitt Romney / "Anchorman" Mash Up

Romney:

Anchorman:

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Mitt Romney / "Anchorman" Mash Up (Original Post) Yavin4 Feb 2012 OP

Spot on! tridim Feb 2012 #1

He couldn't be more inauthentic. I really wonder what he is really like. morningfog Feb 2012 #2

Could be his family's history, which forced them to hide many things. elleng Feb 2012 #3

I love American cars, which is why I would have let GM/Chrysler go belly up. kysrsoze Feb 2012 #4

tridim

(45,358 posts)

1. Spot on!

Reply to Yavin4 (Original post)

Fri Feb 17, 2012, 05:36 PM

Feb 2012

I can't decide if Mitt or Brick is more uncomfortable in his own skin. Each are constantly out of their element.

morningfog

(18,115 posts)

2. He couldn't be more inauthentic. I really wonder what he is really like.

Reply to Yavin4 (Original post)

Fri Feb 17, 2012, 05:40 PM

Feb 2012

He must be hiding a very dark person to have to be so phoney.

elleng

(130,861 posts)

3. Could be his family's history, which forced them to hide many things.

Reply to morningfog (Reply #2)

Fri Feb 17, 2012, 05:55 PM

Feb 2012

I agree he appears 'inauthentic,' or just uncomfortable.

kysrsoze

(6,019 posts)

4. I love American cars, which is why I would have let GM/Chrysler go belly up.

Reply to Yavin4 (Original post)

Fri Feb 17, 2012, 06:05 PM

Feb 2012

They would have still been American cars, but would now be made better in China after being bought for pennies on the dollar by a Chinese conglomerate. Chinamerican cars!

I love the American auto industry, just like I love all the other American industries I've helped to offshore.

Long may they live... er, ummm... in China!

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