What should I ask Mitt Romney

[Sovieticanas]

Today I am meeting Mitt Romney in West Palm Beach. What should I ask him?

[Aesthetica]

Today I am meeting Mitt Romney in West Palm Beach. What should I ask him?

"Excuse me, my watch has stopped, have you got the right time? "

[Lancaster of Wessex]

Doesn't matter, he's a politician, he'll give you a bullshit answer regardless.

[Rynbelath]

how do i shot web?

[Basra]

Ask him what he thinks about the rising popularity of ponies among males.

[Malhavok]

y so ronery?

[1337tonia]

"Has anyone ever really been so far as decided to use even go want to do look more like?"

I'm sorry, I couldn't resist.

[Ashmoria]

small group meeting or large group meeting?

[Hippostania]

''What does it feel like to be the next president of the United States?''

[Hockey World]

How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

[Cromarty]

''What does it feel like to be the next president of the United States?''

Silly Hippostania! He's meeting Romney, not Obama!

[West Failure]

Is your fondness for giving people the sack a sign that you have a lot in common with Teabaggers?

[The Archregimancy]

So why can't archaeologists find those great American urban civilisations mentioned in the Book of Mormon?

[Daistallia 2104]

What I'd asK:

You claim your time as a missionary in France was spent in austerity, yet Richard Anderson, the son of the mission president at the time you were there says you lived in the Mission Home which he described as "a house built by and for rich people" and a "palace” with stained glass windows, chandeliers, an extensive art collection, and a staff of two servants – a Spanish chef and a houseboy. Can you please explain?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... ioned.html

[Daistallia 2104]

Doesn't matter, he's a politician, he'll give you a bullshit answer regardless.

That was the point of asking "Excuse me, my watch has stopped, have you got the right time? " as Aesthetica suggested. At least it'd be more entertaining BS.

[Natty Narwhal]

Tell him to stuff the ice chest.

[Edmund III]

Ask him who fone was.

[Aeronos]

"How much for the magic underwear?"

[Farnhamia]

You may as well ask him a frivolous question. You'll get maybe two minutes from him, most of which will be filled with meaningless blather.

[Shadowlandistan]

Ask him why he would rather have an overly bloated military than insure healthcare for US citizens?

[Ifreann]

You may as well ask him a frivolous question. You'll get maybe two minutes from him, most of which will be filled with meaningless blather.

Ask him his preferred drink after a hard day's rockin' politickin'. Bonus points if his answer causes headlines.

[Farnhamia]

You may as well ask him a frivolous question. You'll get maybe two minutes from him, most of which will be filled with meaningless blather.

Ask him his preferred drink after a hard day's rockin' politickin'. Bonus points if his answer causes headlines.

Heh ... yeah. I bet it's some sort of fruit juice.

[Flameswroth]

I can think of a few viable questions to ask...

Ask him a question about a policy of his that concerns you, so that you may come to a more full understanding of his viability as a presidential contender, as this will also be of mutual benefit to all others present and will avoid wasting time and money for a cheap joke.

Ask him if he wears the long sleeved/long legged garments in the winter-time, or whether he sticks to the default short sleeve and boxer-brief style.

[Alien Space Bats]

"People accuse you of only saying what you think will get you elected. In this campaign, Newt Gingrich once called the original Ryan Plan 'right-wing social engineering'; Rick Santorum has said repeatedly that he's against birth control; Rick Perry said that it would be 'heartless' to charge the children of undocumented aliens out-of-state tuition rates; and Ron Paul said that we should end the War on Drugs and legalize prostitution. Each of those stands was an expression of some idea that is unpopular among today's Republicans and cost the candidate who took it support, but by taking them, each of the men in question proved that he isn't just all about getting elected, but rather actually has core values that he clings to, regardless of whether they advance his political ambitions or not.

"So can you, Governor, give us an example of a position you've taken - in any campaign you've been in - that you knew was unpopular among the voters you were facing, but had to take anyway because your own core principles demanded it, political ambition notwithstanding?"

[West Failure]

Ask to see his birth certificate.