Romney won't be able to control himself in debates.

[Avalux]

IF he makes it past the convention to debates with President Obama, everything we've been witnessing on the campaign trail will be magnified. His behavior towards others he considers irrelevant, his entitlement attitude, lack of empathy, and his permanent foot-in-mouth.

It will be a joy to see and people will be paying attention. Especially those independent and swing voters. Can't wait!

[Enrique]

1. I predict a lot of nervous laughter

[montanacowboy]

2. I want Obama

to put a stake in the heart of this vampire once and for all and show the whole world what a fake, empty no brainer this POS is.

[Avalux]

8. Obama will twist him up into a drooling pretzel.

Romney isn't skilled or human enough to keep up.

[JaneyVee]

3. I'm pretty sure by the 2nd or 3rd debate he will come out wearing a bathrobe, unshaven,

Hair all disheveled while just muttering, grumbling, & cursing.

[enough]

19. What a beautiful vision. (nt)

[Vincardog]

4. I predict he will be the consistent chuckle head he has shown himself to be before he lies. I would

love to play poker with him with a tell like that.

[tridim]

6. And Obama should say something like "Laughing off serious issues..

is not an answer Mr. Romney. The American people deserve a real answer."

[patrice]

5. They CAN'T swap him out; it'd be the same as admitting we are RIGHT about everything. nt

[Avalux]

11. Yep, they are stuck with him. n/t

[pnwmom]

7. So they will control him with a transmitter in his ear, like the one Bush wore. Here:

http://www.salon.com/2004/10/09/bulge/

[Avalux]

10. Oh I remember that!

Even with one of those, will Romney listen and follow orders? He doesn't seem to be very good at that order following thing.

[Atman]

9. He will ride to the podium on a dancing pony...

...then promise a dancing pony for everyone, if they just work hard, take a pay cut, give up their benefits, and give the dancing pony breeders enough money via tax cuts to breed dancing ponies for all.

[msanthrope]

12. I can't wait to see who his 'practice Obama' is. nt

[quinnox]

13. I think the debates have potential to be very interesting

I'm not sure Romney will be quite as bad as you think. He seemed to be pretty good in a couple debates I saw before. But Obama is excellent, and it should be entertaining to watch them. I predict some fireworks could happen!

[Avalux]

14. Maybe not, but remember he was debating other circus performers.

It will be a whole new ball game when he's standing (or sitting) alone with Obama. Yes, lots of fireworks!

[TlalocW]

15. After reading an analysis by the ex-Mormon great granddaughter of Brigham Young

And just analyzing Romney as the rich prick that he is, it's obvious to see that from that combined upbringing, he's not used to being questioned (by the little people of course) or told that he's wrong. And I don't think it's just an attitude of, "I do make mistakes, but I've got the money, and I can use it to keep any heat off," but rather a belief in some sort of divine intervention on his part that he is infallible. I think if you combine that and not much really go on in the gray matter, he really has a hard time understanding why people aren't just accepting everything he's saying as Gospel truth and bowing down before him. The nervous laughter is his not being used to being called out on all his obvious lies and not knowing how to handle it, but if you look in his eyes, there's a hint of annoyance there. I think he's getting more and more skin-thinned, and Obama has been pretty masterful in boxing him in. If Obama can do that to Romney during a debate, I think we might see a temper tantrum.

TlalocW

[Avalux]

16. I read that too and think you're spot on. A temper trantrum would be soooo much fun!!

Oh please let it happen!

[tanyev]

17. Maybe he really believes he's the White Horse.

But I bet he's never considered the possibility that the White Horse saves the country by losing an election.

[99th_Monkey]

18. Rmoney would lose a debate with Vermin Supreme.

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