If you are like me, you are probably still poking your finger in your ear trying to figure out if you heard Mitt Romney correctly when he called himself a “Severely conservative Republican.” That one goes in the gaffe hall of fame for numerous reasons. Here is a new radio ad that my organization AmericanLP has going up on ABC Radio in Michigan later this week.
Who is Mitt Romney?
Voiceover from Romney ‘I was a severely conservative Republican.’
Severely conservative???
The word ‘severely’ is most commonly used to describe the following: Disabled, depressed, ill, limited, injured.
So, Michigan conservatives, Mitt Romney basically thinks conservatism is like a ‘disease.’
If you’re a moderate/independent Michigan Republican, how do you feel about a politician who doesn’t believe in anything, but implies, ‘I’ll pretend to be a diseased extremist, even if I think it’s crazy?’
Mitt Romney’s father, George Romney was a great Michigan governor who always spoke his mind. He stood up to his church and GOP extremists regarding civil rights.
But Mitt Romney? Has he ever stood up for something unpopular?
Mitt Romney, he’s not his father’s son. Mitt Romney thinks he can ‘brain wash’ the rest of us.
Paid for By AmericanLP, not associated with a candidate or candidate’s committee.



2 Comments

Rec’d so others here can know what a complete Obama Super-Pac *#@^ you are; and than the gods we ‘aren’t like you’.
‘American LP’; with Americans like y’all, who needs more traitors?
*Snort* Have you ever heard of a publication called Merriam-Webster? Never mind: rhetorical question. For your general enlightenment and edification:
Definition of SEVERE
1a : strict in judgment, discipline, or government
b : of a strict or stern bearing or manner : austere
2: rigorous in restraint, punishment, or requirement : stringent, restrictive
3: strongly critical or condemnatory : censorious
4a : maintaining a scrupulously exacting standard of behavior or self-discipline
b : establishing exacting standards of accuracy and integrity in intellectual processes
5: sober or restrained in decoration or manner : plain
6a : inflicting physical discomfort or hardship : harsh
b : inflicting pain or distress : grievous
7: requiring great effort : arduous
8: of a great degree
“Disabled, depressed, ill, limited, injured.” ?????
You people really do just make up shit as you go, huh?