Mitt Romney: The WIMP Factor

"Dodging reports, fearing his base, hiding his taxes—is Mitt Romney just too insecure to be president? In Newsweek, Michael Tomasky surveys a history of presidential manliness and asks just where Mitt would fit amid the studly swagger of Dubya and Reagan."

Rightardia has published an article on how Mitt joined the Mormon Foreign legion during Vietnam. While "real Americans" were fighting in Vietnam, Mittens rode a sissy bicycle in France and lived in a mansion attended y a chef and a housekeeper.

Mitts' rise in the corporate world was due to his sales ability. many salesman have 'adaptive personalities' that allow them to read their audiences and make quick changes if their pitch is flopping. 

People like this are often called sycophants: self-seeking, servile flatterers and fawning parasites.

The worst type is the kiss up, kick down type. They are terrible people to work for because their  immediate bosses often love the flattery of the sycophant and ignore the mistreatment of the sycophant's employees.

source:  http://www.thedailybeast.com/newsweek/2012/07/29/michael-tomasky-a-candidate-with-a-serious-wimp-problem.html?utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter&utm_campaign=exclusive_breaking_news&cid=newsletter%3Bemail%3Bexclusive_breaking_news&utm_term=Breaking+News+and+Exclusives


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Business Week: Mitt Romney's Wimp Factor

Don' t Cry, Mittens. Politics is a contact sport!

". . . Romney failed in each of these instances and now looks ineffectual. As Josh Marshall notes, “the Obama camp has backed Romney into a position in which he looks ridiculous—something much more lethal for presidential candidates than most people appreciate.”

David Frum adds that on policy matters, “at every point, Romney has surrendered to the fringe of his party.” The danger for Romney is that voters won’t parse these episodes but will instead conclude, based on their overall impression of his squealing and inability to get results, that Romney is a wimp. This is a charge that famously dogged another establishment Republican . . ."

Mitt Romney's Wimp Factor - Businessweek

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