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Can Romney revamp his image and turn his campaign around?
“The solution to many problems of political authenticity is for the candidate to abandon the dictates of his handlers and just go with his instincts. The problem for Romney is that the doctrine of “Let Mitt Be Mitt” would probably produce a candidate with the warmth of a business consultant and the inner conviction of a market-based algorithm. In short, hiding behind that Mitt Romney mask is (yikes) another Mitt Romney mask.”
-Walter Shapiro, “Why Mitt Romney’s Presidential Prospects May Not Be Salvageable”
Photo courtesy of ABC News
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the case study is so awesome. mainly because it’s a case study. not because i actually care.
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I feel sad for Mitt on this. The reason he doesn’t win is because he isn’t a slick stereotype of a politician. Three...
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lol.
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