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With Everything at Stake, Where's Mitt?

Slinkiecat Wrote: Sep 25, 2012 5:50 PM

Romney's remark was made in private to a group of donors, not to the public. It was just about where their money would be spent in advertising. It's no different from Obama's writing off middle-class white people a few months ago -- just a different target group to direct their ads to. Remember that Brooks has not been a conservative for a long time, and Peggy Noonan also wrote off Sarah Palin as "too conservative and religious." Make up your own mind, and don't put too much stock in journalists who are selling prose. \

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With Everything at Stake, Where's Mitt?

A look at the Republican presidential candidate's schedule of public events shows a remarkably relaxed pace for a man who says this election is critical to America's future. Here's what Mitt Romney did on the trail in mid-September:

He had one public appearance on his schedule Monday, Sept. 17, a speech to the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in Los Angeles.

He had one appearance scheduled the day before, an airport rally in Pueblo, Colo., but it was canceled after a small-plane crash there killed one person.

Romney had no public events Saturday. On Friday, Sept....

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