Do you think Mit Romney is being honest when he discusses his plans or answers a

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   flacoinohioposted 11 years ago

   Do you think Mit Romney is being honest when he discusses his plans or answers a question?
   
   Watch Mit Romney's eyes when he answeres a question or makes a statement that is untrue or inaccurate.  While he manages to appear calm, pay attention to his eyes.  When he is not being honest he starts to blink fast almost uncontrollably.

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   peanutroasterposted 11 years ago

   "Mitt" with two "t"s.  He is a salesman giving a pitch.  He says whatever he thinks the audience wants to hear.  Notice in the most recent debate he didn't mention Obamacare too much because its becoming more popular as people start to understand it. 
   
   Obama slammed him last night in the debates with earnest, honest passion for the middle class.  Romney saying he is for the 100% when we all know what he says behind closed doors is the biggest joke of all.
   
   Romney's biggest problem is that you can't flip America.  You can't go in, throw poor people under the bus and sell off the assets.

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   flacoinohioposted 11 years ago

   Thanks for the correction, my iPad auto corrected Mitt Romney's name and I did I not catch it.

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   TIMETRAVELER2posted 11 years ago

   I have finally figured out that Romney wants the Presidency so badly that he will say or do anything to get it.  He is not to be trusted.  I found him inaccurate, rude, wife dependent and father worshiping...he clearly has some mental issues that will make it impossible for him to run this country.  He has been caught in countless lies and misstatements and I really wonder how he would do when confronted with a world leader at a tense time.  The biggest worry I have about him is that he is way too anxious to send us into another war.

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      peanutroasterposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Yup, the presidency is just another item on his bucket list.  He wants be the first Mormon president.  Something Joseph Smith and his father wanted but failed to do.

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   Larry Wallposted 11 years ago

   I would describe him as evasive--maybe not dishonest, but by being evasive, i.e., not offering any details are substance, he is certainly not being completely honest.
   
   That was the most evasive way I could think of to day No to the original question.

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