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Scarborough: Romney doesn't want people to know what he believes
Joe Scarborough, on MSNBC this morning, reacting to Mitt Romney's vague statement on Arizona's immigration law and the Supreme Court's ruling.
"Romney -- first of all, they don't understand they're losing by 3 or 4 points -- but seriously, their goal is to not let people know what he believes on one issue after another."
I was shock when I heard Joe say this on his morning show and it is true. Mitters doesn't want anyone to know what he stands for. He will have to walk OVER ALL of his words if he ever SAY something. If ever there was an empty suit, Mitters is. At least we knew with the other GOPers stood for but Mitters stands for everything and then stands for nothing. This will come back to bite the rwnjs one way or anther. He is the type of man that will turn on his own first.
What Romney believes is shown by how he governed in Massachusetts. He's no flaming right winger. He's just not.
I don't dislike him. But he can't allow the Republican base to know that. All of this pandering to the nutjob contingent is simply an effort to fire up the base.
If Romney wins, he's not going to govern much different than Obama has.
The bottom line is that Mittens really doesn't have any opinions...He wants to be President so bad he will agree with anything and everyone...Which is not presidential material...
Rikker, I agree with you here and I told NickA the same thing. Mitters will not be as much as a rightwinger as he is trying to be while campaigning. He doesn't he sound as if he believes the stuff he is saying. He will have to take stands in the debate and he will have to face up to his Romneycare too. I know he depends of the amensia of the rwnjs who have to vote for him out of hatred for President Obama but if this man is elected, I wouldn't be surprised if he will be even more moderate than President Obama unless he is going to let special interest strong arm him and then he would just be a puppet.
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