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justiceischeap

(14,040 posts) Wed Sep 19, 2012, 07:07 AM Sep 2012

I have one question about Mittens

if he loses in November, does this mean he'll stop running for President. It's been his "job" for what seems like forever now. Will a loss finally make him stop?

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I have one question about Mittens (Original Post) justiceischeap Sep 2012 OP

It's worked that way ever since Adlai Stevenson customerserviceguy Sep 2012 #1

Since you only have one question, I though it would be about his taxes liberal N proud Sep 2012 #2

I know it should be about his taxes justiceischeap Sep 2012 #4

It probably depends on what Ann wants next lunatica Sep 2012 #3

It's very doubtful he could win the primary again. Shae Sep 2012 #5

we won't hear another word from him again, he will take a $$$$$$ job graham4anything Sep 2012 #6

customerserviceguy

(25,183 posts)

1. It's worked that way ever since Adlai Stevenson

Reply to justiceischeap (Original post)

Wed Sep 19, 2012, 07:10 AM

Sep 2012

You get the nomination, you lose the general election, and a big letter "L" appears on your forehead. It works that way in both parties in the TV age.

liberal N proud

(60,334 posts)

2. Since you only have one question, I though it would be about his taxes

Reply to justiceischeap (Original post)

Wed Sep 19, 2012, 07:14 AM

Sep 2012

Where are those taxes Mr. Romney?

As far as answering your question, It is hard to tell with this mega billionaire. The reason most don't come back is because of the debt. But Romney has closed so many factories and run so many people out of business that he has all the chips.

justiceischeap

(14,040 posts)

4. I know it should be about his taxes

Reply to liberal N proud (Reply #2)

Wed Sep 19, 2012, 07:31 AM

Sep 2012

but frankly, I'm tired of him having any kind of political relevance at all. He's proven to be an idiot, or at least a very poor politician and his relevance, as much as Sarah Palin's, should be nil.

PS... Where are those taxes mittens?

lunatica

(53,410 posts)

3. It probably depends on what Ann wants next

Reply to justiceischeap (Original post)

Wed Sep 19, 2012, 07:15 AM

Sep 2012

After all she did say, "It's our turn now" in an interview about the Presidency. The word 'Our' is probably the Royal 'We', as in the Queen saying "we" are not amused.

Shae

(1,108 posts)

5. It's very doubtful he could win the primary again.

Reply to justiceischeap (Original post)

Wed Sep 19, 2012, 08:03 AM

Sep 2012

So if he wants to spend his own money on a losing cause, let him.

graham4anything

(11,464 posts)

6. we won't hear another word from him again, he will take a $$$$$$ job

Reply to justiceischeap (Original post)

Wed Sep 19, 2012, 08:05 AM

Sep 2012

as he offers nothing, he won't be called on as a talking head
he will become irrelevant to any political conversation

He is not a young person, and will probably like Dorian Grey, age rapidly (and the real question is- will he continue using botox and hair dye?

and the republican race for 2016 to face Hillary Clinton begins the day after.

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