Mitt Romney’s Greatest Achievement? Being Rich and Famous.
Speaking at the St. Patrick’s Day breakfast in Boston in 2005, Mitt Romney, we assume, attempts a joke describing his aspirations. Heh. Yeah, somewhere therein lies the truth.
Sure, sure, the Republicans will scream, “But he was only joking!” Yeah, uh, no way. Sure, it was said with levity in the vein of a Friar’s Club roast, but we believe he fervently believes it. Everything he’s done in the last decade or so demonstrates it. Why is he running for president? What are his plans? How does he hope to help all of America? There’s that, and he just sounds like an ass. He wanted to be rich and famous. After everything we’ve seen and heard about Mitt’s enormous wealth, his disdain for the poor, and his spotty knowledge on things (airplane safety) other than making money — yeah, well, this is just one more example of tone deaf Romney at work.
Here’s the rest of Romney’s comments, and believe us, it doesn’t get much better.
