(Almost) unbelievable

The latest, from Mitt Romney:

"If these reports [from China] are true, this is dark day for freedom and it’s a day of shame for the Obama Administration"--Mitt Romney

[Romney] has said that if he is elected, he would label China a currency manipulator and be tougher on the human rights front.

This sniveling insignificance won't even stand up to human-rights abusers in his own country, in his own party.

It's breathtaking--how he somehow manages to top his own shallowness virtually every day.

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[majii]

This has already backfired on Romney.
"The dissident journalist, Mr. Chen, reached on the phone, had the following to say:

“I left the U.S. Embassy on my own free will,” Chen told a Washington Post news assistant who reached him by telephone shortly after midnight. “I wasn’t tricked into leaving. If I didn’t want to leave, I could have stayed, and no one would have forced me to leave.” [...]“The U.S. Embassy helped me a lot,” Chen said. “I really appreciate their help. They did a good job. But I don’t think the Chinese side is obeying the agreement well.”
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/chen-says-china-not-honoring-agreement-wants-to-see-us-diplomats/2012/05/03/gIQAX0jUzT_story.html?hpid=z1

http://www.thepeoplesview.net/2012/05/dark-day-for-freedom-turns-into-black.html

Romney will never admit that he was wrong as long as his giant Etch A Sketch is nearby.

[Janicket]

Romney: Not just wrong -- dangerously wrong.

[tamiasmin]

He has a deep pool of shallowness.