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Au contraire...we haven't seen his tax returns or college transcript yet. Or his LFBC. Why not?
He graduated top of his class at BYU and got into Harvard, where he simultaneously earned an MBA and a JD. I look forward to him releasing those. He gave the commencement speech at his BYU graduation, so I expect his transcript will be one that suits such a hard-working, intelligent person. I don't care if he releases it, nor do I care if Obama does. We've seen an estimate, I highly doubt his returns will be much different. But either way, we shall see them even closer to the election than if he just got it out of the way now. He must not be too worried. Same goes for tax returns. What on earth would we see in his LFBC??
To be honest, I think the unusually low favorability numbers for both Romney and Obama represent a deeper dissatisfaction among voters with both parties candidates and the polorization that has taken place.
Yes! Maybe it has something to do with the fact that people really don't like what Obama has done and know that Romney's policies and plans aren't that different.
Hopefully they aren't so stupid as to let the media pick who they vote for this year and will vote their conscience instead.
Every time Mitt Romney opens his mouth something that pisses somebody off or shows how out of touch he is with average Americans is liable to come out.
The man is a lousy "boots on the ground" campaigner.
He has shown himself capable of getting frustrated in debating environments.
Only when the media tells them to be pissed about it. Most Americans would be pissed about Obama saying we should redistribute the wealth, but you never heard that one on the news reels, only when the GOP brought it up (and granted, they did quite often. But it hurts when the narrative on the evening news is also talking about how people feel your statements are out of touch but don't do the same to your opponent).
I thought Romney kept his cool very well in the debates...
Considering how bad George W. Bush Jr. did President Obama has spent most of his term getting this country out of the biggest economic ditch since The Depression.
Despite what the Conservatives say the economy is slowly improving.
Say what? To undo what Bush did would require doing something DIFFERENT. Instead Obama has not only continued what Bush started but has done a better job at a faster rate of wreaking the country!
When Obama was elected my dollars bought a lot more than they do now. His policies have eroded our currency to the lowest its ever been! We have less purchasing power than ever before. The Federal Reserve is doing a lousy job. Obama could have picked a different Fed Chair but decided to KEEP Bernanke who was there when Bush was in office.
We have more wars going on than when Bush was in office. Obama took it upon himself to START those wars IGNORING the protocol of the Constitution.
I could go on and on. Anyone who has been paying attention knows that we are FAR worse off now than we were in 2008 thanks to Obama's destructive policies.
Mitt Romney is facing a severe crisis of popularity.
He has the weakest favorability ratings on record for a presumptive presidential nominee at this stage of the campaign, according to new polling by ABC News and The Washington Post. The organizations have been measuring such popularity since 1984.
And yet he is leading in the polls. Think about that! Doesn't make sense does it? Just think what the polls will look like when his favorability increases after he wraps the nomination. It's not going to be pretty for Obama, cause it looks bad now.
And he still hasn't made it on Meet the Press. LOL
He has no need to go on Meet the Press. Losers go on Meet the Press, because nobody watches it. Santorum was on there every other week and what did it do for him?
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