Quote from @Alex Mitt: Hi, community!

In my Mitt Romney voice..."

Fact is, Obamacare has already been implemented in Massachusetts for years (since 2005 if I'm not mistaken) thanks to Mitt Romney, and a large majority of the people in the state support it.Obamacare is far from perfect, but when it's implemented Americans will like it, and ultimately it will put us closer to getting single payer like every other industrialized nation in the world already has.

So I have two deals closing this year that are going to net me approximately $50k. I'm trying to figure out a way to avoid paying too much tax.The first property is an empty lot that I got for free when I purchased a ...

I don't believe that Paul Ryan or Mitt Romney are in that group.

I know people who would not vote for Mitt Romney because he is a member of a religious cult, Mormomism.

Sounds like an intro to a sales pitch for some system and this stuff has been around for a couple hundred years, you might get some tips from Mitt Romney and his group!

I don't see how the GOP can post a viable argument as to how they will win in 2012 because of the whole Mitt Romney phenomenon.

Or any number of other private schools, or they'll avail themselves of the "Schools of Choice" program and enroll them in a suburban school.For high school there's Renaissance High (24.8 college readiness score despite most students coming from poverty), U of D Jesuit or a number of private schools like Detroit Country Day or Cranbrook (where Mitt Romney attended).The point is, there are ways that educationally-oriented families get it done, in Detroit as well as in the other major cities, and the poor school system isn't the main factor in city-oriented people not moving into the city.

But on the flipside, it was great that more Americans (of all races) were able to not consider race and vote for the better candidate of the two.I still stand strong that Mitt Romney should have been in office and sure hope he gives it another shot.