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April 24th, 2012
11:03 PM ET
Democrats avoid calling Romney a flip flopper?
Ari Fleischer, Paul Begala and Gloria Borger discuss presidential campaign strategy after Mitt Romney's wins on Tuesday.
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Post by: Anderson Cooper Filed under: 2012 Election • Mitt Romney • President Barack Obama • Raw Politics |
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I assume they're saving that term for the commercials. Soon, every commercial break will feature two speeches from Mitt Romney. The first stating his stance on the issue. The second stating a different stance on the exact same issue. Won't even need to say anything! No one will know what he stands for, and won't be able to pretend they do.
Romney is a flip-flopper
what is the purpose of asking objective questions of biased people with their own agendas ?