Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Romney Phones In Sept. 11 Comments
Posted by Greg Hambrick on Tue, Sep 11, 2007 at 9:28 AM
We recently poked fun at Mitt's propensity to repeat others when delivering his stump speech. Today, we'll poke fun at him repeating himself. Romney gave comments a year ago commemorating the fifth anniversary of Sept. 11. This year, it was more of the same — literally.
Here's what's lifted nearly word for word from last year:
It is hard for our minds to contemplate a human darkness so vile that it celebrates murder and destruction of innocent lives.
But we can honor (celebrate in 2006) the bright memories of the fallen. Each person, whether taken in unknowing sacrifice or resigned to death after heroic struggle, stands in our mind’s eye in the brilliant light of faith and patriotism.
I'm pretty sure the rest just comes from his stump speech.
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Mitt Romney is a tool. I lived in Boston when he campaigned against Ted Kennedy in 1994. He's no worse than any other politican, but certainly no better, which isn't very good at all. Jack
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