Originally Posted by Pooka

Nope. It has everything to do with that.

Romney says he has all the answers. Well, some people will buy that without thinking, but others want to know what those answers are. Romney just says to look at the time he spent at Bain for the answers.

So people are doing just what Romney asked them to do, and now Romney is sad because some people are not liking what they are finding.

He was the one that bet everything on the voters being in love with the way he ran Bain, so if they don't like what they see then he should just grow up and realize that his way of doing things does not set well with some people.

Originally Posted by Pooka

Bain is really the only straw Romney has to grasp. He is running hard on his Bain experience and says that because of the time he spent there he will make a better President.

But that is only Romney's opinion. The real question is: Will his time spent there make him a better President? Unless everyone knows what he did when he was there how will anyone know?

Currently Romney is just asking us to trust him on this.

Would Republicans be willing to trust Obama like that?

Originally Posted by MS Fowler

I have little doubt that on a personal level, President Obama is a likeable guy, good father and husband.

Originally Posted by Benz Fan

Romney's a peach of a guy too...as long as you're not his dog. My concern is that he's next going to try to squeeze nearly 300 million Americans into that rooftop carrier, while just a chosen few will ride inside the car.

Originally Posted by Botnst

I hope he finds all of those dogs that don't belong on the trip and casts them out.

Originally Posted by Benz Fan

Romney's a peach of a guy too...as long as you're not his dog. My concern is that he's next going to try to squeeze nearly 300 million Americans into that rooftop carrier, while just a chosen few will ride inside the car.