Even More Reason's To Thanks Your Stars...Dan Senor Rips GOP Officials For Turning On Romney

[Purveyor]

That Rmoney lost...

"It's stunning," former Romney campaign official Dan Senor said of Republicans who are now ripping Mitt Romney after backing him during the presidential race.

“The Friday night before the election, we were in Cincinnati for this huge rally ... tens of thousands of people, you could feel the energy, a hundred top-tier Romney surrogates were at the event. I’m backstage with some of them, I won’t mention their names, but they’re talking about Romney like he’s Reagan. ‘His debate performances were the best performances of any Republican nominee in presidential history. He’s iconic.’ They were talking about him because they believed he was going to win in four or five days. And in fact, some of them were already talking to our transition to position themselves for a Romney cabinet," Senor said on "Morning Joe" today.

“I won't say who they are. They know who they are. They were on television, it was unbelievable, it was five, six days later, absolutely eviscerating him.”

More...

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2012/11/21/dan_senor_rips_gop_officials_for_turning_on_romney.html

[msongs]

1. i am sure mitt loves them back just as much....he's gonna make a $$ killing off this race nt

[sheshe2]

2. Seriously...tens of thousands???? Really...ROFLMAO

“The Friday night before the election, we were in Cincinnati for this huge rally ... tens of thousands of people, you could feel the energy, a hundred top-tier Romney surrogates were at the event."

[flygal]

4. I have yet to see the photos

Of these rallies with tens of thousands. Not one that looks more than a couple of thousand.

[sheshe2]

5. and you never will!

I am still...

[Voice for Peace]

3. he should have taken kipling's advice, "don't deal in lies"

These people... who would want their phony adoration and their filthy dollars?

[Honeycombe8]

6. I don't think he was slamming them for eviscerating Romney later...

I think he was slamming them just for being two-faced and opportunistic and insincere....blowing with the wind, when it didn't serve them personally to continue to support Romney.

No one likes a loser, they say.

Politicians and scabs that hang around them. I'm sure many would've done the same to Obama. But I htink Obama's core team wouldn't have abandoned him or trashed him, if he'd lost. They're friends. But then, one big difference between Obama and Romney is that Obama wouldn't have blamed his loss on Romney buying votes with free stuff. Obama would've been more objective and honest than that, and would've blamed himself at least in part. Just as he admitted and joked about his bad performance in the first debate.