The first and probably only overseas trip of Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign is full of opportunity for the Republican candidate. But the expedition also carries its fair share of risk.Romney hopes the trip to Israel, Poland and the United Kingdom will burnish his stature, and that the Israel leg in particular might help capture extra support from a constituency — Jewish voters — that traditionally leans heavily toward the Democratic Party.
what is it with the right wing, they out of desperation i'm sure have launched these thinly veiled photo opts to garner support from Hispanic and Jewish voters, do they think so little of these people that they can after years of discrimination and demonizing they can spend a few hours and with Romney and all is forgiven.
they underestimate the intelligence of everyone else, i predict this will backfire, what really would be cool if those same dignitaries called him out for what he is a seeker of some who don't know him to give their seal of approval as our potentially next potus. or maybe he'll just outsorce a few more jobs t sweeten the pot.
Romney will also meet with British Prime Minister David Cameron and key members of his cabinet, including Foreign Secretary William Hague and George Osborne, who holds the position of Chancellor of the Exchequer, the approximate British equivalent to the U.S. Treasury Secretary.
All three men are members of the Conservative Party, and can be expected to be simpatico with Romney. The Republican will also meet the leader of the minority party in Britain’s governing coalition, Nick Clegg of the Liberal Democrats, and the head of the opposition Labor Party, Ed Milliband.
what i see here is a bunch of rich righty's getting together to what exchange rip offs? how to take over the world?
