A life full of surprises.

Maybe Mitt Romney is a master politician. One from which we all could learn. After all, he was able to get elected governor of Massachusetts. No small feat. When considering that Massachusetts is full of liberals. Goes to show that Romney can fool liberals in voting for him. Furthermore, Romney pushed through a universal health care system for Massachusetts. A program very similar to Obamacare. Of course, Romney says he's opposed to Obamacare. And that he'll try to get it repealed if he's elected president. I'd hate to see Romney get elected. But still, I marvel at his adeptness. His ability to lie and manipulate. He's two-faced. One never really knows what's behind his many, many masks. I suspect that Romney does pretty much as he pleases. Because it could be that he has no conscience. That makes it easy for him to sleep. Nothing bothers him. Little wonder that Romney has become a career politician. Politic was made for Romney. And Romney was made for politic. Another thing. Romney is capable of betraying anyone. Even his wife and kids, I suspect. Even himself. Because Romney doesn't consider betrayal to be betrayal. Instead, it's pragmatism. Doing whatever is best for Romney at the moment. Romney could even prove to be a blessing for liberals. Because he might choose to betray his conservative cohorts. Anybody that trusts Romney must be crazy or downright stupid. Romney might even accomplish good. Not by grand design. But inadvertently. Even the most evil leaders have done some good. Hitler, for instance. He helped launch the German autobahn system. Thing about Romney. Nobody really knows him. I suspect that Romney doesn't even know himself. He wakes up every day and surprises himself. That's an adventuresome way to live. A life full of surprises. --Jim Broede