mitt needs to control his frustation that can be seen everytime a question about his mormon beliefs come up. He needs to just laugh it off, not get too defensive about it as you can tell when he starts stuttering. I dont see any harm with him answering as follow " yes my personal beliefs are that homosexuality is a sin" but my own religious beliefs will not influence my decisions as president to promote eqality and fairness and look out for the interests of the american people."
But then again, you had 24 hours to think about it. Mitt had 2 seconds. I thought his answer was great, and I loved the snark in the delivery to Morgan.
Anon: You have to realize it was a trap question. Sure the subject was about homosexuality, but the nuance of the question was about his LDS beliefs regarding homosexuality.
If Mitt had answered the question, everyone would have jumped on Mitt and would say he is only going to be beholden to his faith while presiding over the nation. Which is exactly what he says he is not going to do.
I like the way Romney handled himself in these Morgan interviews.
ReplyDeleteHe was in control the whole time and was very forceful in his convictions.
This is a great demeanor to have for all his future interviews.
Piers needs to learn to let his guests answer the questions he asks, instead of butting in on every 2 seconds.
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't make him look fiesty or smart, just annoying.
He did the same thing with Ann Coulter.
Won't be watching him with any regularity.
As always, Romney and Anne were terrific.
ReplyDeleteI like that term...Mittfrontation.
I agree larry. I like Romney when he makes fools out of guys like Morgan and sits back and smiles while he;s doing it.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for this type of attitude during the debates.
mitt needs to control his frustation that can be seen everytime a question about his mormon beliefs come up. He needs to just laugh it off, not get too defensive about it as you can tell when he starts stuttering. I dont see any harm with him answering as follow " yes my personal beliefs are that homosexuality is a sin" but my own religious beliefs will not influence my decisions as president to promote eqality and fairness and look out for the interests of the american people."
ReplyDeletehows that?
Not bad anon,
ReplyDeleteBut then again, you had 24 hours to think about it. Mitt had 2 seconds. I thought his answer was great, and I loved the snark in the delivery to Morgan.
LOL yeah i guess ur right...i probably would have just said, next question
ReplyDeleteAnon: You have to realize it was a trap question. Sure the subject was about homosexuality, but the nuance of the question was about his LDS beliefs regarding homosexuality.
ReplyDeleteIf Mitt had answered the question, everyone would have jumped on Mitt and would say he is only going to be beholden to his faith while presiding over the nation. Which is exactly what he says he is not going to do.