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This is the lies and smears that Republicans are up against. As if he never cared for the poor.
The left is shameful in they have no honor and feel the need they have to lie
Wow! Pretty much tells you what some politicians think of the intelligence level and attention span of voters. I hope they slap him so hard with that 47% remark it leaves and imprint on his forehead.
With the shake of an Etch-A-Sketch, Mitt Romney reintroduced himself to the Republican Party on Friday as a man interested in running for president because of his desire to address poverty and income inequality. One only wonders why the former governor of Massachusetts neglected to focus on the growing problems the last time he held the title of GOP standard bearer.
Addressing a gathering of Republican National Committee officials below deck of the decommissioned U.S.S. Midway aircraft carrier in San Diego, California, Romney ticked off three priorities crucial to what he called the "post-Obama era": making the world safer with a more muscular foreign policy, providing opportunity to all Americans, and lifting people out of poverty.
"It's a tragedy, a human tragedy, that the middle class in this country by and large doesn't believe that the future will be better than the past," he said. "We haven't seen rising incomes over decades."
"The rich have gotten richer, income inequality has gotten worse and there are more people in poverty than ever before under this president," he added.
Romney stressed his years as an LDS pastor, a topic he and his campaign rarely broached in 2012, and described working "with people who are very poor to help them get help."
More: Mitt Romney s Re-Invention As Anti-Poverty Warrior
Etch-A-Sketch certainly does describe Romney.
This is the lies and smears that Republicans are up against. As if he never cared for the poor.
The left is shameful in they have no honor and feel the need they have to lie
Well Steph three of my quotes were from Romminy hisself, and the fourth was from his dad. Parse that.
Stephanie
That ought to be enough for a start up business..I'll loan you 100k....at 15%...with an insurance policy and a death penalty.He can start by loaning me 100k...
Yes, that Romney who's never been about the poor, who donates $10,000 a day to charity ($3.6 million annually...more than $20 million in his lifetime). You hate him because as a homosexual, hate is what you do...loser. You hate Christians, you especially hate Mormons, but most of all, you hate yourself.
"We haven't seen rising incomes over decades."
With the shake of an Etch-A-Sketch, Mitt Romney reintroduced himself to the Republican Party on Friday as a man interested in running for president because of his desire to address poverty and income inequality. One only wonders why the former governor of Massachusetts neglected to focus on the growing problems the last time he held the title of GOP standard bearer.
Addressing a gathering of Republican National Committee officials below deck of the decommissioned U.S.S. Midway aircraft carrier in San Diego, California, Romney ticked off three priorities crucial to what he called the "post-Obama era": making the world safer with a more muscular foreign policy, providing opportunity to all Americans, and lifting people out of poverty.
"It's a tragedy, a human tragedy, that the middle class in this country by and large doesn't believe that the future will be better than the past," he said. "We haven't seen rising incomes over decades."
"The rich have gotten richer, income inequality has gotten worse and there are more people in poverty than ever before under this president," he added.
Romney stressed his years as an LDS pastor, a topic he and his campaign rarely broached in 2012, and described working "with people who are very poor to help them get help."
More: Mitt Romney s Re-Invention As Anti-Poverty Warrior
Etch-A-Sketch certainly does describe Romney.
Yes, that Romney who's never been about the poor, who donates $10,000 a day to charity ($3.6 million annually...more than $20 million in his lifetime). You hate him because as a homosexual, hate is what you do...loser. You hate Christians, you especially hate Mormons, but most of all, you hate yourself.
Yes, that Romney who's never been about the poor, who donates $10,000 a day to charity ($3.6 million annually...more than $20 million in his lifetime). You hate him because as a homosexual, hate is what you do...loser. You hate Christians, you especially hate Mormons, but most of all, you hate yourself.
Tithing to the Mormon Church is not really "donating to charity". Plus there's nothing that says those tax deductible donations were used to help the poor. If Romney didn't tithe, he could face excommunication.
That hardly indicates any real commitment to helping the poor since the money he donates to the Church pays for administration, buildings, sending Church youth on missions, etc.
Are you against income equality now? Romney has always been on the side of the poor. You know nothing of his life.
With the shake of an Etch-A-Sketch, Mitt Romney reintroduced himself to the Republican Party on Friday as a man interested in running for president because of his desire to address poverty and income inequality. One only wonders why the former governor of Massachusetts neglected to focus on the growing problems the last time he held the title of GOP standard bearer.
Addressing a gathering of Republican National Committee officials below deck of the decommissioned U.S.S. Midway aircraft carrier in San Diego, California, Romney ticked off three priorities crucial to what he called the "post-Obama era": making the world safer with a more muscular foreign policy, providing opportunity to all Americans, and lifting people out of poverty.
"It's a tragedy, a human tragedy, that the middle class in this country by and large doesn't believe that the future will be better than the past," he said. "We haven't seen rising incomes over decades."
"The rich have gotten richer, income inequality has gotten worse and there are more people in poverty than ever before under this president," he added.
Romney stressed his years as an LDS pastor, a topic he and his campaign rarely broached in 2012, and described working "with people who are very poor to help them get help."
More: Mitt Romney s Re-Invention As Anti-Poverty Warrior
Etch-A-Sketch certainly does describe Romney.
Are you against income equality now? Romney has always been on the side of the poor. You know nothing of his life.
With the shake of an Etch-A-Sketch, Mitt Romney reintroduced himself to the Republican Party on Friday as a man interested in running for president because of his desire to address poverty and income inequality. One only wonders why the former governor of Massachusetts neglected to focus on the growing problems the last time he held the title of GOP standard bearer.
Addressing a gathering of Republican National Committee officials below deck of the decommissioned U.S.S. Midway aircraft carrier in San Diego, California, Romney ticked off three priorities crucial to what he called the "post-Obama era": making the world safer with a more muscular foreign policy, providing opportunity to all Americans, and lifting people out of poverty.
"It's a tragedy, a human tragedy, that the middle class in this country by and large doesn't believe that the future will be better than the past," he said. "We haven't seen rising incomes over decades."
"The rich have gotten richer, income inequality has gotten worse and there are more people in poverty than ever before under this president," he added.
Romney stressed his years as an LDS pastor, a topic he and his campaign rarely broached in 2012, and described working "with people who are very poor to help them get help."
More: Mitt Romney s Re-Invention As Anti-Poverty Warrior
Etch-A-Sketch certainly does describe Romney.
