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|    Re: ROMNEY UK VISIT Stumbles Over "What     |
|    26 Jul 12 18:16:49    |
      e1186cc3       XPost: alt.politics.bush, alt.politics.elections, alt.fifty-plus.friends       XPost: soc.retirement       From: Her@invalid.net              In article <2855ec6c-4f4f-411c-bff3-dda146fad2a8       @j4g2000yqj.googlegroups.com>, perryneheum@hotmail.com says...       >        > "Seeing his spoiled wife's dressage horse compete in the Olympics is       > bad enough for a guy trying to engage with average Americans.       >        > But his "We are part of an Anglo-Saxon heritage" remarks is "veiled       > prejudice against our president's heritage," as well as those of our       > other growing minority groups.       >        > ===================       >        >        > "One of the worst mistakes of Romney?s campaign"       >        > Op-Ed       > By Carter Eskew       > July 26, 2012       >        > In the first 24 hours of Mitt Romney's trip abroad, he has already       > committed one of the worst mistakes of his campaign. In Great Britain,       > on the start of his abbreviated world tour and to see his wife's       > dressage horse compete in the Olympics, a Romney adviser, breaking the       > rule set in advance not to criticize the president, did just that. But       > what he said is the real news:       >        > "We are part of an Anglo-Saxon heritage, and he feels the special       > relationship (with Britain) is special," the adviser said. "The White       > House didn?t fully appreciate the shared history we have." My oh my.       > Like a photograph in developing solution, Romney is slowly revealing       > himself. He is white bread made with bleached flour. Once again ?       > this time through his adviser's statement ? he has shown himself       > ignorant of the changed ethnicity and politics of America. I don't       > have the census figures handy, but millions and millions of Americans       > ain't Anglo or Saxon.               Neither are the British; so much for his supposed "appreciation of        history".               The four countries of Britain have a strong Celtic and Norman heritage;        not to mention the huge population influx from our previous world        Empire.                      Janet UK              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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