Mitt "Flip Flop" Romney takes three positions on Iraq....in a single interview! (president, Obama)
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This scumbag is unbelievable. I challenge anyone to watch the clip of the interview that the Queen of all Flip-Floppers gave to Chris Wallace, and come up with a single, coherent position that Mitt "Flip Flop" Romney has on President Obama's withdrawing from Iraq:
This scumbag is unbelievable. I challenge anyone to watch the clip of the interview that the Queen of all Flip-Floppers gave to Chris Wallace, and come up with a single, coherent position that Mitt "Flip Flop" Romney has on President Obama's withdrawing from Iraq:
Willard is like the corpse in "Weekend at Berney's", flopping around lifelessly while the GOP Machine props him up, trying to convince everyone he is the "inevitable" candidate. Even his smile looks like a bad mortician's job.
Here's the thing - Mitt Flopney has no particular position on *anything*.
Whenever he is asked a question, his robotic brain goes into a Terminator T-1000 like scan of the available answers in the database in his head and tries to match it to whatever he thinks the hearing audience might like. This answer is then channeled via optic fibers into the acoustic device that is his mouth and then pushed out. The interviewer should not expect the same answer if the same question is asked 2 minutes later, because his robo-brain is still re-programming.
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