Mitt Romney talks about riding horses, says vaguely gay/French-sounding words

[Lief 🗽]

"Dressage horse." "Oh, I'll take the pink one!"

http://gawker.com/5900710/announcing-our-newest-hire-a-current-fox-news-channel-employee

[Keystone Phil]

A storm is brewing...

[retromike22]

He makes John Kerry look working class.

[Adam Griffin]

At least he sounds comfortable. We all know he's an insanely rich goofball. At least he doesn't sound like an insanely rich goofball who's faking it here.

[King]

In 1994, Mitt Romney had never heard of horses.

The most interesting part of this whole video is that Sean Hannity's slime ball on air voice is fake.

[HagridOfTheDeep]

Mitt Romney actually sounds like a real person. I like this.

[Cobbler]

Why can't he be more like this when presenting himself in public? People would like him way more.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Why can't he be more like this when presenting himself in public? People would like him way more.

Absolutely. Working class whites just love it when they hear a candidate talking about dressage horses and car elevators.

[Joe Republic]

I miss the Fox News Mole already.

The Democrats won't ever use this in attack ads like the GOP did with John Kerry's windsurfing hobby, but if they did it'd be so awesome.

[Cobbler]

Why can't he be more like this when presenting himself in public? People would like him way more.

Absolutely. Working class whites just love it when they hear a candidate talking about dressage horses and car elevators.

I'm obviously referring to the fact that he sounds stiff and fake when he is speaking. Here he actually sounds like a human being.

[opebo]

The 'real, natural' Romney in that video isn't quite as off-putting as his awkward public speaking persona, but he is still most definitely not likable.

[Lambsbread]

He seems almost human in this video.

[The Mikado]

A conservative, a moderate, and a liberal walk into the bar.

The bartender says, "Hey, Mitt."