Politics

Romney offers to change friend’s bedpan

A story by the Washington Post takes a look at what Mitt Romney‘s life has become since the election. He’s evidently suffering from “sustained boredom.”

But he’s keeping in touch with friends and those who donated big dollars to his campaign:

Gone are the minute-by-minute schedules and the swarm of Secret Service agents. There’s no aide to make his peanut-butter-and-honey sandwiches. Romney hangs around the house, sometimes alone, pecking away at his iPad and e-mailing his CEO buddies who have been swooping in and out of La Jolla to visit. He wrote to one who’s having a liver transplant soon: “I’ll change your bedpan, take you back and forth to treatment.”

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  • loneindividual
    Posted on December 4, 2012 at 10:28am

    Where does anyone in the media get the stuff it has been getting about Romney?

    I WANNA KNOW THE SOURCE!

    You know….I could just laugh my *** off if Bain Capital somehow owned a subsidiary that owned Mercury Studios…or is it called Mercury Arts? or Radio….along with Rush Limbaugh’s radio show as well as Washington Post….

    Cuz we all know that Mercury/Hermes was the messenger of THE GODS.

    freaking hilarious!

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  • LeadNotFollow
    Posted on December 3, 2012 at 7:53pm

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    Mitt Romney is a real nice guy. A man of God.
    Just the opposite of Barack Hussein Obama.

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  • stogieguy7
    Posted on December 3, 2012 at 10:23am

    Romney offered to change our national bedpan too, but 50.7% of us declined the offer. So, we’re destined to sit in filth of our own making for another 4 years now.

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  • jaylew
    Posted on December 3, 2012 at 10:05am

    and if Obama had lost what would he be doing now? Smoking blunts and Winston 100′s and bumping boots with Moochelle?….and so the Washington posts point is exactly what? Sounds like the grousing of reporters and writers too young to retire and with 401K plans that they have watched shrink over the last 4 years. The only sound worse than the chirping of a retired politician is the screeching banshee animus of envious jealous and shrill men and women who feel that if they had to get up and got to work that day then so should everyone else…..UNLESS of course you are on public welfare or unemployment compensation. The media still to this day still doesn’t get the notion that Mit Romney came out of retirement to run for president….something I would never do for anyone for any reason….I can’t wait to fall out of circulation….much the same way the New York Times and Washington Post sales numbers have.

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