Bloomberg on Romney's Departure
After hearing that Mitt Romney would likely drop out of the Republican primary, Michael Bloomberg told reporters at a press conference in Midtown this morning that he felt "sorry" for him, and hoped he would stay active in public life.
"It's sad because I know how much they've tried and they put their heart and their soul, and in many cases, their personal wealth into it," Bloomberg said. "They believe they can make a difference.
"I've known Mitt Romney casually, I've sat at a dinner with him a couple of times I think in my life. You know, if he has to drop out, I feel sorry for him, but that's a decision that he should make. He's devoted a lot of his life to public service and hopefully he will continue to do that in another form if he does drop out."
- Poll
- Obama (D)
- McCain(R)
- Spread
- RCP Average
- 45.8
- 41.6
- Obama +4.2
- Candidate
- Favorable
- Unfavorable
- Spread
- Obama
- 55.6
- 33.0
- +22.6
- McCain
- 52.6
- 34.3
- +18.3
Possible VP? Ooooo I have blue balls. Bloomy you tease!!!
"If he has to drop out." Are you kidding? Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Yeah, he's dropping out, Bloomberg. He should have done that a long time ago.
You just know Mitt Romney is following the life philosophy of his old pal and friend, Timothy Leary:
"Turn on, tune in, drop out." Yep, Mitt Romney is a big fan of the now-deceased Timothy Leary.
Maybe Romney had a bad trip on LSD. Or is it LDS?
I have known people who call Mormons LSD. For Romney, being LDS was a bad trip on his way to the White House.
Romney was so cheap and frugal being driven in his multi-colored 1967 Volkswagen van. The "Summer of Love" sticker didn't win many Republican votes. Kind of surprising!!
Now, Romney can return to his favorite city, San Francisco.