Willard says he lived in "the real streets of America"

[NYC Liberal]

Where do they find these people?

[The Genealogist]

1. And all of them were called "Easy Street." n/t

[Kahuna]

3. DUzy!

[tinrobot]

2. Wall Street is a "real street"

You can find it on a map, even.

So is 5th avenue, Boardwalk, and Park Place...

[spanone]

4. yea the governors mansion as a kid and the governors mansion as an adult

[Systematic Chaos]

5. Then let's dress him up in red or blue and drop his ass off in the ghetto.

He can have his choice of weapons, just to make it fair.

See how long his gangsta ass lasts.

[notadmblnd]

9. he doesn't need to be dressed in gang colors

come back to Michigan Mitt. I'll be happy to drop you off on Woodward and 8 Mile. Oh, and make sure you wear an expensive suit.

[DevonRex]

6. Damn good question.

I guess in their gated communities on gated streets in houses that have cooks and gardners and housekeepers.

[riverwalker]

7. "I didn't inherit any money from my father"?

WTF? That's going to come back to haunt him.

[elleng]

8. INCREDIBLE!

[Motown_Johnny]

10. In gated communities

where else?

[FarLeftFist]

11. Here is Mitt Romney's home, in case you want to see REAL STREETS OF AMERICA:

Oh and Mitt's bedroom:



These are just some of his homes in the REAL STREETS OF AMERICA.

[Eid Ma Clack Shaw]

15. I was thinking something along these lines when i heard that scorcher:

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Romney has probably convinced himself of his bullshit so effectively that he sees everything outside of his own home through a Kinkade-filter.

[Renew Deal]

12. Did he say that he grew up in the hood?

[PA Democrat]

13. There are no houses like this on MY real street, Mitt

[Earth_First]

14. I'll pay $50 for each city block Willard walks alone in Camden, NJ

Wall Street is certainly not a hard knock life...

[Eid Ma Clack Shaw]

16. To be fair to the ex-Governor...

..we must, in the spirit of equality, try to imagine how our worlds diverge.

For us, it's a bad thing when we spoil a nice pair of shoes, because we know that we don't really have the money to replace them immediately. We have to consider the bills, the food and so forth.

For Former Governor Romney it's a terrible thing when he scuffs his shoe because he knows that he might have to wait ten minutes for a repair or replacement to be slipped on to his foot by his personal assistant. That's a real hardship for a man of his stature, for he has to consider his appearance, he has to consider his status, his innate ability to connect with the common man. How can he do that with a slab of scuffed leather on his (right? left? I don't know, it depends on the year) foot?