I present the following as a concerned citizen in addition to the 10 factors I reported to you here on 6 June 2007:
11. My wife just heard Romney refer to a "people who will always be the hope of Earth," in a speech he was delivering in Florida today.
12. Romney spoke about "three-dimensional chess" in the Republican debate in South Carolina on 11 January 2008.
13. Romney talked about a patient going in for "repairs" in the Republican debate in New Hampshire on 5 January 2008.
14. There is a least one high-level operative in Romney's campaign staff who looks and talks almost exactly like Romney, and is a not a member of his family. Trust me, you'll recognize this guy immediately next time you see him on television. (There's a photo of him in this post.)
15. Romney seems to have acquired a new facial expression, serious, slightly pained, in the Republican debate in Florida on January 24 - you can see it at the beginning of the YouTube clip below.
16. The now famous "he raised taxes" whisper in the January 24 debate - here's the YouTube clip
Here's a piece that was published in Rolling Stone about this "mystery". It's certainly received the most amount of attention of all the Cylon incidents I have chronicled...
I'll continue to keep you posted, for as long as I am able...
See also Romney's Press Secretary Admits to Being a 'Spokesmodel'
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Well, what I want to know is...What does Cholestorol have to do with this?
Giggles,
Shirley
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