They haven’t voted yet, have they? We’ll see at the primaries whether they were impressed or not.

I think it speaks volumes about the party he is pandering to, where they don’t mind that he denigrates the state he just finished serving…..

Watching Romney pander to every line item in the right-wing catechism in this speech is a good window into his character. And the view shows the same shortcomings as the Dorchester comment and the Massachusetts-bashing in this speech. People can think what they want of Massachusetts. It’s a liberal state. It’s on one end of the spectrum of American political culture. But, not long ago, Mitt Romney was running to be the governor of that state, to represent its people. A month or so out of office, now they’re the punchline of his jokes. They’re tossed like a tissue after it’s used. And of course now he’s telling these right-wingers everything they want to hear too even though it contradicts pretty much everything he used to say he believed. He’d drop them in a flash and denigrate them too. That’s a window into who someone is. He’s dangerous.

How much of a sellout is Mitt Romney going to become? I mean, first his goal is to pick on France, (where he served a mission), and now he’s picking on Massachusetts (where he served as governor). Are we to expect Romney will crack jokes about America after he’s moved on from being president?

What a fool.