This is all part of a strategy called “muddying the waters.” Let’s face it: Mitt has said so many different things in so many different ways, has avoided supplying details for anything, and has been at odds with his own campaign so many times, that we don’t know what he’ll do. However, having said many and varied things, he has appealed to a broader spectrum of people, which is why this race is closer than it should be.

Now, I know people were disappointed in the President’s first debate, but he did an important thing by letting Romney talk. Now, in the next debate, Romney will have to defend the things he said in the first debate, and President Obama will then have the latitude to ask him why the things he said the first time don’t jibe with what he said on the stump. This is an important moment, especially with the potential size of the audience; if President Obama can expose fully the breadth of Romney’s flipping and flopping, and do it in a way that makes people sit up and take notice, I think you’ll see this race loosen back up in a hurry.

Romney’s interview with Mark Halprin was totally staged, and it was done this way for Romney in saying ‘oh, no we cannot have deep cuts in one year because it would cause a ‘recession or depression’ was not a gaffe it was carefully prepared to give him an APPEARANCE’ he  is ‘moving to the center. He’s a better study than Palin was for sure.

I don’t buy it for one minute, it gives him a sound bite he WILL be using in an ad somewhere down the line.

We have all the proof we need that Republicans say anything during a campaign and then slam down whatever they want upon election. I’m not buying his statement.

The gop machine is not concerned with the truth, the economy, fair practice, the environment, equality, justice, world peace, a fair judicial system, the MIDDLE CLASS, small businesses, etc. Enough gop feces, simply vote EVERY SINGLE gop candidate out of office.