A Pattern of Behavior

First of all, congratulations to Miley Cyrus on her engagement.  She’s marrying Liam Hemsworth, who starred in the Hunger Games.  She’s 19, he’s 22.  It’s crazy young, but what the heck.  If they wind up divorced after a year, they’re both still young, rich and good looking.  And who knows?  Maybe they’ll beat the odds.  I wish them both success and happiness.

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I would also like to congratulate Dania Londono Suarez on her new TV career.  You remember Dania Londono Suarez.  She was the hooker in the Cartagena Caper, the big Secret Service Sleepover Saga that happened just before Obama’s trip to Colombia.  Personally, I think she should have gone with porn, she had some pretty lucrative offers and she’s only famous for being a hooker, but it’s her life and more power to her.

But mostly what I want to talk about tonight is the fact that Mitt Romney, in prep school, liked to dress up like a state trooper, put a flashing red light on the top of his Rambler and pull people over.  He bragged about it to some kids at college and they were all like, ewwww, what a creep.  I don’t think that will hurt him much, nor the fact, also revealed today, that his California neighbors think he’s kind of a dick as a neighbor, the guy who goes down to the beach and yells at all the kids for smoking pot and drinking beer, which kids have been doing as long as there have been beaches, and beer, and pot.

I do think, however, that it is indicative of a pattern of behavior.  Therefore, I think it’s time we recapped a bit.  First, in prep school he was a serious jerk.  Him and his buddies held a long haired kid down and chopped his hair off.  Everybody else involved in the incident has shown some remorse.  Mitt Romney just doesn’t remember it.  That’s a sign of psychopathology, right there.  Then, dressing up like a state trooper.  Then, as a “Young Republican,” being an active supporter of the Viet Nam war, even though he got out of the draft by going on the Mormon Mission thingie, to Paris, where he stood on street corners for a year accosting total strangers to yammer at them about his crazy-ass religion and try to convince them not to drink wine or smoke cigarettes.  Founded Bain Capital, a company dedicated to making Mitt and his partners boatloads of money by buying up companies, selling off their assets, firing a whole bunch of people, and then either selling them or declaring bankruptcy.  Tied his dog, Seamus, to the roof of his car and took off for Canada,  literally scaring the shit out of the poor animal.  Was a mediocre governor of Massachusetts, for one term.  Destroyed a bunch of records on the way out the door.  Has bank accounts in Switzerland and the  Cayman Islands, and pays a piddling amount in taxes.

Yup.  There’s a pattern of behavior there, all right.  A pattern of being an overprivileged, insensitive, greedy, power-mongering asshole.

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  1. Kristen's avatar Kristen

    eh, what’s new with the Republicans, really? Why any American who makes an hourly wage, or doesn’t sleep on a mattress stuffed with cash, would vote for any single one of them will likely confound me for the rest of my life. My American Indian bi-polar ex-boyfriend was Republican all the way until I pointed out to him that if it weren’t for the Democrats, he would likely be living on the streets, a few months away from death.

    I will make a blanket statement: Republicans lack empathy, compassion, or concern for others’ well-being. Romney is a prime example of this: how could you put a poor, dumb (as in mute) animal on the top of a car? Most people consider their dog to be a member of their family– it’s a near equivalent to strapping an eight-year old to the bike rack hanging off your front bumper! The little one would most definitely be crapping on the windshield, and the driver and anyone else in the car would most definitely be arrested for child abuse and reckless endangerment…

  2. devils advocate's avatar devils advocate

    I dunno. Dog on top of car is alarming but some people put their dogs in the back of pickups, too, sans leash or kennel. Crazy mutts seem to love the wind as they don’t exactly cower behind the cab. Put them in a car with the window partially open and they’ll try to cram their heads out where the wind is whipping around. Since I can’t ask the dogs, not really sure if they’d hate or love riding on the top of a car. How does one know? Still, I wouldn’t recommend top of car, back of pickup, or window open.

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