Mitt Romney has not yet foresaken us
By adamg - Thu, 07/03/2008 - 2:30pm.
Michael Prager reports:
... [T]his morning, for the second time in a couple of months, I ran into him in the market. The other time, I was with Georgie but he was alone, cruising the produce section of the Shaw's Market in Belmont. This time, I was alone but he was with his wife, Ann, when we met up at adjacent cash registers at Wilson Farms. ...
Hmm, I wonder if Mike Dukakis still shops at the Harvard Street Stop & Shop when he's in Brookline? A former co-worker once reported Dukakis started arguing with him about his choice of cereal - Dukakis tried to convince him the store brand was just as good and would save him money.
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Too little too late. Romney
Too little too late. Romney should have been in MA more when he was in office rather then jumping around the country trying to pay and beg for votes.
I saw the Duke shopping in
I saw the Duke shopping in the Dedham Costco a few weeks ago. Plus, I see him regularly walking along the Muddy River near the Gardner. He always has a briefcase in one hand and a trashbag or box in the other and stops to pick up trash. I doubt that Mitt would be doing this sans camera crew.
What will Mitt do next?
a) VP
b) Start a hedge fund
c) Save another jet ski driver on a Lake in New Hampshire
d) Take up hunting
e) none of the above
f) ( fill-in the blank )
He will rush in and save the troubled Longfellow Bridge
...just like he saved the Olympics. He will be celebrated as a hero, and will be offered a cabinet position in the White House. But he will turn it down in favor of moving to Roxbury to work with troubled youth. He will collaborate with Dr. Dre on a remix of "Who Let the Dogs Out," and it will go multi-Platinum.
fashizzle
AH, he will continue to be a hero, both in infrastructure issues and hip-hop culture. fashizzle.