Five Ways Mitt Romney Could 'Save' History's Worst-Ever Campaign If That Were At All Possible
Soooo, we're all agreed that Miffed Romney has, is currently, and will continue to ... how the French say ... shit the bed? Oui. His campaign has been so bad -- so terrible -- that we talked to more than one New Yorker who mistily evinced a longing for the dignified reign of George W. Bush. But surely, 49 days out, there is something Miffed Romney can do to fix it? Never give up! Never surrender! Sure. Sure there is. (Though the seemingly easiest one, "Stop insulting people," is obviously impossible and has therefore been removed from consideration.) Herewith, in the spirit of The Week ("Get more specific," "Fire up the zzzzzz") we offer five of them.
1. Have a buxom blonde lady (administrative assistant, private jet stewardess) say you stuck your hand up her skirt.But have her say you were super foxy and sexy about it and she totally succumbed. Twenty point bump among white men, for having a penis! And possibly white women, who would like to see a comeuppance for that cunty Ann, whom absolutely nobody likes.
2. Go full Wallace.Segregation today, segregation forever! Stop talking about the 47 percent, and start talking about coloreds. (Better yet, totally use the N-word.) Sure, David Brooks will be mad. But David Brooks is probably not going to vote for you anyway, due to the startling incompetence and stuff.
3. Just go to Greece man, clear your head, get away.Walk on the shore, with your wife, or a waitress, or a dude. Doesn't matter! Relax! Take a cruise on your yacht! Return any time after Nov. 7.
4. Fire everyone.Hire Christine O'Donnell's campaign manager instead. Pretty sure as head of Bain you learned about destroying the village in order to save it. Do that.
5. There is no number five.It's gonna be a Reagan/Mondale style curb job. Sorry dude. You are just really, really bad at this.
<blockquote>I kinda wonder why Ryan was dumb</blockquote><br /><br />Well, he <em>is</em> Paul Ryan, so there&#39;s that.<br /><br />Also too, as the party&#39;s standard bearer for shredding every aspect of the safety net, jumping on Mitt&#39;s bandwagon and hoping to ride a wave of racism shrouded in welfare-hatred probably represents his best chance of being on a winning ticket.
Good. Don&#039;t tempt the wrath of the... whatever, from high atop the thing