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Posted on 08/07/2012 7:26:28 PM PDT by johnatures
COMMENTARY | Mitt Romney's international excursion included gaffes over Anglo-Saxon heritage and Olympic insults in England, insulting the Palestinian culture in Israel, and getting a hostile reception from the freedom-loving trade union Solidarity aware of Romney's anti-labor stands. Lost in this forgettable foreign policy trip included one of Romney's best moments, when he touted the virtues of economic liberty in Poland. The only question is Romney's commitment to such freedom, which has been in decline throughout the Bush and Obama Administrations...
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I didn’t see any gaff by Romney about the Olympics. It was just the MSM and you look at the operation of the Olympics and it is the worst in decades. As for the Arabs that used to inhabit the area, their culture sucks and I doubt that one could truly insult them. They had to say the bad stuff to try to bury the fact that Lech Walesa and Poland embraced Romney whereas the Food Stamp President was snubbed because he is a communist.
well said.
You mean more than our current super-capitalist chief executive does?
You mean compared to the most destructive, pro-regulation, pro-Marxist, pro-fascist, anti-free enterprise, pro-food stamps, pro-welfare, anti-small business (heck, anti-all business), spreading the wealth around administration ever?
According to many of the geniuses (genii?) on FR, he's just as bad if not worse.
How that squares with reality, it's hard to say, but there is a lot of stuck on stupid here lately.
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