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10. That he would do that in a televised presidential debate shows that he cannot control himself.

Fri May 11, 2012, 02:32 PM

May 2012

i don't like playing "armchair psychologist" but these bullying stories go a long way towards explaining his choices at Bain Capital.

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Romney adviser: Mitt's no bully, just look at how he treated Rick Perry [View all] kpete May 2012 OP

To be fair though sharp_stick May 2012 #1

What was kind about it it? Only betting $10K when he could have bet a million? aint_no_life_nowhere May 2012 #2

Was definitely a Bullying move. I thought so at the time. emulatorloo May 2012 #5

I thought so at the time too - meant to intimidate. polichick May 2012 #6

Typical of Romney campaign to say this displays Romney's "kind impulses" emulatorloo May 2012 #7

That was when I realized PatSeg May 2012 #8

I know! PatSeg May 2012 #13

See also: straws, grasping at. mac56 May 2012 #4

Bullies don't attack the strong. sendero May 2012 #9

But Mitt would PAY PatSeg May 2012 #14

Who the hell does Romney have running this campaign? DearAbby May 2012 #12