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mzmolly

(50,984 posts) Tue Sep 18, 2012, 11:28 AM Sep 2012

'MY JOB IS NOT TO WORRY ABOUT THOSE PEOPLE' ~ Huffington Post front page headline today. [View all]

Last edited Tue Sep 18, 2012, 12:35 PM - Edit history (1)

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Seemingly, Mitt's only apprehension regarding the comments he made, was that they were not elegantly stated.

Mitt believes - "corporations are people" and actual people are not worthy of concern. Is there an elegant way to communicate these beliefs?

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'MY JOB IS NOT TO WORRY ABOUT THOSE PEOPLE' ~ Huffington Post front page headline today. [View all] mzmolly Sep 2012 OP

I would think ... 1StrongBlackMan Sep 2012 #1

That phrase should be turned into a alsame Sep 2012 #2

Excellent idea!! mzmolly Sep 2012 #4

Perfect! DCBob Sep 2012 #6

Not just should be, must be since it is the Truth about closeupready Sep 2012 #8

End of ad: Obama saying, "I'm the President and my job is to worry about *all* Americans". n/t gkhouston Sep 2012 #12

Whoa... more than 100,000 comments on that. Wow! Waiting For Everyman Sep 2012 #3

Good point. mzmolly Sep 2012 #5

these are not gaffes, they are his 'policies' spanone Sep 2012 #7

Joe Scarborough pointed this out this morning. His delivery was flawless, no pauses but very monmouth Sep 2012 #9

How romantico Sep 2012 #10

It's wild isn't it? mzmolly Sep 2012 #11

All I know is he has to explain every thing he says dogday Sep 2012 #13

Colbert Attempts To Repeat Romney’s 47 Percent Message With More "Elegance" (edited to add link) mzmolly Sep 2012 #14