I think one of the best
points Romney made in his acceptance speech to
the Republican National Convention was when he
looked America straight in the eyes and asked them truthfully,” If you felt
that excitement when you voted for Barack Obama, shouldn’t you feel that way
now that he’s President Obama”. Well, if I have to look him back in the eyes
and answer truthfully, I would have tell him that I should, but I really truthfully don’t. Attacking Obama’s performance record and not the
popular President personally was a brilliant move on the string pullers part.
One of the great
advantages of running for office, rather than trying to hold onto office, is
not having all the bold and lofty campaign promises you
made in the last election come back and bite you in your but when they end up
as failures or half victories. Regardless
of whether Romney wins the election in November, his party has done an
incredible job in turning him into a personable, likeable, and trustworthy
persona compared to the elitist robot that alienated him from voters before he
decided to run in 2012. I think that putting the past disappointments of the
last four years sounds tempting for voters regardless
of their party affiliations. I can’t be the only one desperate to move on to
somewhere, anywhere but where we are now. I am highly suspicious though of
moving into Romney’s house; I have a feeling I would end up in the servant quarters
with the rest of the poor people.
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