Some humor here regarding a not so humorous situation regarding Romney's characterisation of 47% of our population - all for Obama that according to him don't want to take responsibility nor pay taxes. No!! He got it all wrong mixing up some much but the bottom line is that behind close doors, he revealed his disdain for a large part of America. See Jon Steward's piece on Romney. Video was taken off Huffington Post.
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09/19/2012
Jon Stewart Slams Romney's 47 Percent Comments
Posted on 09/19/2012 at 08:48 PM in Looney Toons | Permalink
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