The first presidential debate revealed something that many Americans have gradually come to realize over the last four disastrous years: The political leader inhabiting the White House — hailed by the awe-struck multitudes in almost messianic terms when he was elected in 2008; fawned over by the media, academe, Hollywood, and progressives; cheered by adoring crowds wherever he walked — has proven to be nothing more than an illusion — a shallow, uninformed, fake hiding behind the curtain of his teleprompter.
Bob Lewis
Cottonwood Heights
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... and flip-flopping, etch-a-sketch Mitt Romney, who keeps contradicting himself on his position on abortion, regulation, global warming, taxes, Israel, RomneyCare, China, etc., depending on what is expedient at the time, is the solution!
That really counts as an opinion piece? Just a rant.
The Dnews should start copying comments and call them articles?
Too bad: if Mr Lewis said "Socalist", I would have gotten a BINGO on my right-wing-rant bingo card. He did hit most of the other talking points though.