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PatSeg

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11. I think you're right

Reply to Poll_Blind (Original post)

Fri Jul 27, 2012, 02:36 AM

Jul 2012

We've all seen that look when he's asked something he doesn't want to answer (like almost every question) - it is that "How dare you ask me that" look. I noticed that he puts on his mask-face with the half-smile on his lips, but no expression in his eyes when being questioned. It looks like he is using all his will power to maintain his cool with a possible meltdown looming.

I think he has the kind of temper that comes with someone who is used to getting whatever he wants whenever he wants it, and he just has no tolerance for people getting in his way.

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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