Mitt Romney is Dy-No-Mite!
If you love America and hate the terrorists, you have just gotta love the Youtube video of Mitt Romney greeting black folks in Florida.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H8Nq7BglIg&eurl=http://www.dailykos.com/
This tape is a couple of minutes long but is richly rewarding. First you get to see Mitt free-associating, starting out with "Who's got your camera?" and then his mind goes, unaccountably, to "Who let the dogs out? Who! Who!"
You watch his wheel spinning and it comes out -- BLURT!!! -- and then his eyes recede up into those black deep eye-sockets and his lizardy tongue flicks over his lips and he dives, yes he DIVES to get away from them.
Then keep waiting as he talks to the smallest queen he's ever seen, and keep your eyes peeled for the cell phone lady who doesn't want to break off the call.
This is a classic campaign video. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, Republicans. PLEASE nominate this guy.
Who! Who!
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Give the guy some credit.
For all we know Mitt was merely practicing what could be considered The White House's new theme song ?
When watching Mr. Bush strutting about or the Prince of Darkness (Cheney) slithering around, it would be far more appropriate to be playing "Who Let The Dog's Out" than "Hail to the Chief" If Mr Romney is next in line I suspect he will keep the status quo, as far as operating in a total disconnect, and changing the Presidential marching music may be an interesting turn of events. A start down the pathway of openness and honesty we've all been promised.
Got to give him some credit, he was probably just thinking ahead :>0
Jeannie
P.S. The video does give credence to the adage : "Give a guy enough rope........."
I don't think HE was thinking ahead.
I think his HAIR was thinking ahead for him! That pate has a mind of its own! -- Mark Childress