Fortunately they've kept Ann in her cage because she's even angrier.

Being rich doesn't mean you own the country.

I think he should stick around to continue to shine the bright light on the true nature of the Republican party. The longer he is around the more the Repubs are pressured and exposed regarding their perspectives and the lies they spew about said perspectives.

Stick around Mitt, keep that foot firmly planted in your mouth.

and they can take their stupid ass media brats with them as well

I love that these characters are being given so much air time. It reminds us wall why we voted them OUT.

I remember in 1996 that Bob Dole made the rounds of the talk shows for a couple of months. Once he was away from his handlers, he turned from a cranky old man into a guy with a sense of humor, a good one.

Fortunately for us now, Mitt is being himself, too, the same stiff, pandering jackass he was on the campaign trail, with petulance at being denied a bright, shiny toy first and foremost.

I love the smells of schadenfreude and validation in the morning.

Something about him changed that made me think 'I may not want him as President but I do enjoy listening to him speak'.

Can't say the same for his wife though - was so glad to see her lose in 2008.

One thing in my youth I was certain of was that I would never see a worse President than Nixon, and then W came along and I absolutely knew nothing could be worse. Romney becoming President would have, in my opinion, been the most disastrous event in American democracy.

The family really thought they were the center of our affections.

He is trying to find out how to get the STENCH of Paul Ryan, Karl Rove,and the Republican Party conservatives off of HIM!!!!

And this was the biggest thing he ever wanted; he assumed he would get it, just like he got everything else. And he can't seem to process the fact that he didn't get this Very Big Thing that he not only wanted but felt entitled to. So he's blaming it on all the stupid little people, the moochers and takers (that would be you and me) who failed to see his greatness because we are a bunch of foolish children who were distracted by all the stuff Obama was giving us, like six-year-olds on Christmas morning (hey, Barack, where's the 10-speed food processor I wanted?).

Will he go away on his own? I don't know. But I'm guessing the GOPers will do their best to "disappear" him like they did W. They'll dump him down the memory hole and hope nobody mentions him for awhile. He'll be kind of like the relative nobody wants to invite to family gatherings any more because of disturbing but unproven rumors of inappropriate behavior with farm animals.

Perhaps in his memory they'll leave an empty chair somewhere.

That would get him out of our hair for at least two years.

Back then, unless they actively sought out an interview, or someone was paying for an interview, they just get relegated to the back pages quick.

Also, articles about celebrities and their day to day things is a somewhat recent phenomenon, at least not till the early 80s. I think it was the advent of Entertainment Weekly? I forget.

Still, it doesn't excuse him, just that there are more avenues to show a train wreck.

I want him front and center and giving a Prime Time speech at their 2016 Convention!

Eastwood will have a conversation with an empty suit.

"Mitt and the Empty Chairs"

She was not Vice President..and she hasn't faded away yet... bleh.. Republicans! Maybe we should yell at them to get a job!

On the one hand, I'm quite pleased for Romney to continue to destroy the Republican brand.

On the other hand, he's providing a nice punching bag for Jindal and others to try and provide distance between themselves and the crazy.

Is Mitt somehow forcing DU to talk about him?

Preferably closer to 2014.

lol