Please stand up. Please stand up. Every hero needs his sidekick, just like every President needs a VP. But Mitt Romney is his own sidekick, seemingly a different person every day, offering views and visions for America that are often at odds with words he spoke years, months or even days ago. Psychologists call this bi-polar; sociologists call this politics. In Massachusetts Romney governed as a liberal (even by New England standards). He was critical of the war, supportive of gay marriage and supportive of a woman’s right to abortion. But Romney became a new man somewhere along the ‘08 campaign trail, abandoning the leftist platform that got him elected Governor. And now he’s asking the public to forget his four years of service and name him the next President of the United States. But speaking of heroes, Romney’s persona most resembles Batman’s Two-Face. And while I am no comic book reader I can infer, based on the mug shot above, that Two-Face is the villain. If you cast your vote for Romney, ask yourselves which Mitt you’re voting for.
