Der Mittenfuhrer reduced to babbling schoolyard ditties

[Ian David]

Friday, February 23, 2007
Romney Recites Schoolyard Ditties

That's right, Mitt "Did you hear the one about Massachusetts" Romney was in South Carolina reciting ditties:

"First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes the baby in the baby carriage," the presidential hopeful told a crowd of about 175 people gathered at a private club.


Then trying once again to link marriage (the only issue he thinks he leads on) to education he said that:

student success is closely tied to married couples getting involved in their children's education.

Finally, he got something right. Married couples getting involved in their children's education is a good thing, that's why Massachusetts is one of the states that leads in education, has low divorce rates AND has EQUAL MARRIAGE.

I have a friend who used to teach in Massachusetts and moved to North Carolina for the warmer weather. She was shocked by how few families were involved in their child's education. It was a sharp contrast to Massachusetts where the families, gay and straight, are heavily involved in their child's education.

Mitt, maybe you should bring same sex marriages to the south like you did in Massachusetts to improve it's educational system and lower its divorce rate.

More:
http://massresistancewatch.blogspot.com/2007/02/romney-recites-schoolyard-ditties.html

http://massresistancewatch.blogspot.com/2007/02/romney-recites-schoolyard-ditties.html

[bluescribbler]

1. I'm hoping

I'm hoping he does the same for the national GOPukes as he did for the Mass GOPukes.

[belpejic]

2. Joke

Oy, Mitt is such a joke. First of all, he's a polygamous freak. I have Mormons in my family, so I get to diss them. More importantly, I still refer to him as Chest Romney, after his initial barechested ad for gov in MA. All in deference to Chest Rockwell, the immortal Boogie Nights character. Put a YouTube clip of Mitt's chestiness up and be prepared to vomit.

[Dr.Phool]

3. Well, he was speaking to repukes.

And he wanted to sound presidential.