What Romney Should Ask After Every Question in the Town Hall Debate...

[Mehmentum]

Yes please!  Romney, please ask that exact question after every question in the town hall debate, it would be an amazing disaster for him. 

Seriously, Romney could ask it once and it would be all good, but if he asks it after every question...  it would become hilarious. 

[Antonio the Sixth]

Yes please!  Romney, please ask that exact question after every question in the town hall debate, it would be an amazing disaster for him. 

Seriously, Romney could ask it once and it would be all good, but if he asks it after every question...  it would become hilarious. 

Just picturing myself the scene... Sounds like a Mittbot system failure.

[Torie]

Repeating the same thing over and over not only wastes time better used to make other points, but gets annoying. So no, politico, I think it is a bad idea. Doing it once might be OK with the right questioner.

[Middle-aged Europe]

Yes please!  Romney, please ask that exact question after every question in the town hall debate, it would be an amazing disaster for him. 

Seriously, Romney could ask it once and it would be all good, but if he asks it after every question...  it would become hilarious. 

Just picturing myself the scene... Sounds like a Mittbot system failure.

People may think that Romney is having a seizure or something.

[Politico]

Repeating the same thing over and over not only wastes time better used to make other points, but gets annoying. So no, politico, I think it is a bad idea. Doing it once might be OK with the right questioner.

I agree.

He needs to do it at least once, preferably with a female questioner that is obviously struggling based upon her question, so that the question is silently answered by all viewers. After all, all of us know what most viewers will answer in their mind.

If Romney plays his cards right, delivers the same positive, energetic body language and rhetorical flair, this can be the defining moment of 2012. It can become on par with Reagan's "are you better off than you were four years ago?" and there is absolutely NOTHING Obama and Co. can do to stop Romney if that happens.

[The Mikado]

Obama could respond by asking people "Can you name one way Governor Romney substantially differs from my predecessor George Bush?"

[Politico]

Obama could respond by asking people "Can you name one way Governor Romney substantially differs from my predecessor George Bush?"

Hear that? It's the sound of Independents who are overwhelmingly sick of the excuses and refusal to take responsibility for anything, even the last year or two.

It could not be more clear that Mitt Romney is NOT George W. Bush. After the first debate, that is like comparing Tom Brady to a second-string QB. At this point, that is absolute rubbish that nobody buys other than the Democratic faithful, who are left clinging to Joe Biden right now. BTW, expecting Joe Biden to save the day is like expecting Tim Tebow to win the Super Bowl for you LOL!

[TomC]

The Romney- Bush question is fluff. What should be clarified is the GOP's repeated attempt to make voters believe that Obama was President in Q4 2008.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

"Why would you vote for the black guy?"

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

I strongly believe Carter is a man of morality who cares about America, and honestly wanted what was best for America. However, I am absolutely 100% convinced that at least one or two people in Carter's inner-circle were Soviet spies, or at least lone wolf Soviet sympathizers, who somehow managed to slip through the cracks, and remain undetected even after all these years. For example, hell, maybe (a definitely maybe) it's not even a coincidence that John Lennon went into retirement right around the beginning of Carter, and came out of retirement right after Reagan's rise. I fully understand the sad implications of this suspicion because I grew up adoring the work of John Lennon.

So Mark David Chapman was actually a CIA agent rooting out Soviet spies?