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elleng

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4. Good point that he 'has no defense against himself.'

Reply to Poll_Blind (Original post)

Fri Jul 27, 2012, 12:22 AM

Jul 2012

Think of what we've heard about his treatment of his family, smashing their faces into dinner plates? 'He wants to win.'

He IS of the 1%, but I don't attribute his antisocial behaviors to that; not all the very rich act the way he does. I think its somehow different: he's not comfortable within himself, and he doesn't know how to act or speak.

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McCain's temper was a big deal in 2008- but I'm thinking Romney is going... [View all] Poll_Blind Jul 2012 OP

Just wait until the debates RedStateLiberal Jul 2012 #1

I would love to see that ass hat completely lose his cool gopiscrap Jul 2012 #2

Maybe, but I think the format of a debate setting favors his style more than candid... Poll_Blind Jul 2012 #6

Romney is one or two well-documented public embarrassments hifiguy Jul 2012 #3

Good point that he 'has no defense against himself.' elleng Jul 2012 #4

It's gonna look like a Sear's catalog model in roid rage Tom Ripley Jul 2012 #5

The only reason I listened to a Chimp speech was to see a possible mental breakdown aint_no_life_nowhere Jul 2012 #7

It needs to be a situation that might mimic him wanting to fire someone. LiberalFighter Jul 2012 #8

Rumors about his temper during the Olympics Hamlette Jul 2012 #9

if that is so, then his buttons can be pushed and exploited grasswire Jul 2012 #10

I think you're right PatSeg Jul 2012 #11

That's the CEO mindset at work, and on display. calimary Jul 2012 #13

I agree, Romney doesn't get it PatSeg Jul 2012 #14

McCain was just a firey tempered man with a bad attitude Suji to Seoul Jul 2012 #12