I have to defend this Mitt comment as not so out there. He’s from Michigan. He’s just making a statement of feeling at home. Maybe not the most politically savvy remark to make, but with all the available dumb stuff to comment on, why choose this one?
Other than that, it’s humorous.
Generally, I agree, though his insisting it would have been better if their most famous industry went under makes some wonder how he treats and feels about his neighbors. Seems like it “I got mine so &^%$ you,” or at least that political convenience is more important than home.
I have to defend this Mitt comment as not so out there. He’s from Michigan. He’s just making a statement of feeling at home. Maybe not the most politically savvy remark to make, but with all the available dumb stuff to comment on, why choose this one?
Other than that, it’s humorous.
Generally, I agree, though his insisting it would have been better if their most famous industry went under makes some wonder how he treats and feels about his neighbors. Seems like it “I got mine so &^%$ you,” or at least that political convenience is more important than home.