Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney (R), who in June told voters that he
was “also unemployed,” has applied for a permit to bulldoze his
3,000-square-foot, $12 million home in La Jolla, California, and
replace it with one nearly four times its size. According to the San
Diego Union-Tribune, the new home will be two stories and more than
11,000 square feet. Romney also owns a $10 million estate in New
Hampshire. His campaign declined to comment on the renovation plans.
Romney told Politico that the existing $12M mansion is “inadequate for
their needs.”

On 8/22/11 3:14 AM, wrote:
Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney (R), who in June told voters that he
was “also unemployed,” has applied for a permit to bulldoze his
3,000-square-foot, $12 million home in La Jolla, California, and
replace it with one nearly four times its size. According to the San
Diego Union-Tribune, the new home will be two stories and more than
11,000 square feet. Romney also owns a $10 million estate in New
Hampshire. His campaign declined to comment on the renovation plans.
Romney told Politico that the existing $12M mansion is “inadequate for
their needs.”

The "responsible" Republicans keep talking up Romney as being the
eventual nominee because of "problems" with the bat**** crazies like
Bachmann and now Perry. I don't know about that...the GOP is firmly
under the control of the bat**** crazies, and extremist candidates like
Bachmann and Perry have great appeal to them. The ultra-conservative
base is simpleminded and is good fodder for demagogue candidates. I
don't like Romney much, but of the top three, assuming they are
Bachmann, Perry, and Romney, at least no one thinks he is insane. I
don't think his personal wealth will work against him. What he's done in
the past to **** over working people ought to, though.


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On 22-Aug-2011, X ~ Man wrote:

I
don't think his personal wealth will work against him. What he's done in
the past to **** over working people ought to, though.

Other than to **** away declining wages on Japanese and Korean cars and
shoddy crap from red China, what has the "working people" done to strengthen
the former United States? Sucking the federal tit doesn't count.