27-07-2012, 01:47 AM
He's not going over at all well there either. Down like a lead balloon. The Twitterverse is ring with derogatory comments about him.
Here is one:
Here is one:
Quote:RT @Pawelmorski: Americans: This Mitt person is some sort of American Borat, right? #romneyshambles
Quote:The British reaction to Mitt Romney has gone from openness, to skepticism, to mocking, to concluding that Mitt Romney is worse than Sarah Palin.Daily Mail Political Editor James Chapman has been providing the world a play by play of Romney's British implosion via his Twitter account. Romney started things off by criticizing London's preparedness for the Olympics. He then forgot the name of British Labour Leader Ed Miliband, and then he admitted that he had been given a secret briefing by MI6. This led the British to ask aloud if they have another George W. Bush on their hands, "Romney blunders again by revealing he's had (supposedly) top secret briefing by John Sawers, MI6 boss. Do we have a new Dubya on our hands?"After his visit to Whitehall, Chapman offered two of the kinder reviews of Mitt Romney, "Serious dismay in Whitehall at Romney debut. Worse than Sarah Palin.' Total car crash'. Two of the kinder verdicts." Chapman also reported another verdict from British meet and greet with Mitt, "Another verdict from one Romney meeting: Apparently devoid of charm, warmth, humour or sincerity'"
Getting compared to Sarah Palin is one thing, but being called worse than Palin is an indication of the epic display of fail that Romney is putting on in London.If you thought things couldn't possibly get worse for Mitt Romney, you were wrong. How does one top being unfavorably compared to Sarah Palin? If you're Mitt Romney, you get mocked in front of 60,000 people.
[URL="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/olympics/london-2012-olympics-live/9428081/Olympics-live.html"]
The Telegraph [/URL]is reporting that London Mayor Boris Johnson mocked Romney's readiness comment, "Quite a moment from the Mayor of London Boris Johnson. Shortly after Rix had lit the flame he really went for it in Hyde Park. He referenced Mitt Romney's London isn't ready' quip and shot back in style. "Are we ready?" he called and the crowd went wild. There may even have been a hint of the Obama-friendly "Yes we can!" in there he may have jumped into a winning scenario but I've not heard a politician get that reaction before."For their part, the White House rubbed salt in Romney's wounds by pointing out that President Obama has full confidence in Britain's ability to provide a secure Olympics. White House Spokesman Jay Carney said, "In keeping with our special relationship, the president also made it clear that he has the utmost confidence in our close friend and ally, the United Kingdom, as they finalize preparations to host the London Olympics."That special relationship is being put in jeopardy by a Republican nominee who can't stop insulting the British people while making an ass out of himself. Instead of proving that he is Commander in Chief material, Romney is justifying John McCain's 2008 selection of Sarah Palin as his running mate. To think, that the Romney campaign actually agreed to foreign policy being the the topic of the third presidential debate.The British opinion of Romney has gone from he might be another Bush to oh my God, he makes Sarah Palin seem prepared.Not since World War II has London seen a bombing as thorough as Mitt Romney's.
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"He would, wouldn't he?" Mandy Rice-Davies. When asked in court whether she knew that Lord Astor had denied having sex with her.
“I think it would be a good idea” Ghandi, when asked about Western Civilisation.