Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney speaks to reporters outside of 10 Downing Street after meeting with British Prime Minister David Cameron in London, Thursday, July 26, 2012. (AP PhotoCharles Dharapak)
Charles Dharapak, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Hooray for Mitt Romney, a politician and beginning diplomat who tells it how he sees it.
It probably won't get him elected, and for sure he has rankled a number of Britons, but it might be a sign of what his administration could be. It would be great to have a president, senators and representatives who would give up their footing and get something done by facing the problems head-on, even with a few toes stepped on.
David S. Taylor
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Wow! This is a rationalization if I've ever seen one. Talk about reinforcing the concept of the bully America.
Really? Romney supporters count his Olympic remarks as his ONLY overseas gaffe?
Did Fox News not cover the rest of his tour?
Romney proved himself to be an equal opportunity offender and insulter. He and his staff offended and insulted in every country he visited. He proved himself to be someone who should never be involved in US diplomatic and foreign interaction. For More..