Romney impersonated police officer

[CountDeMoney]

Actually, the legal term is personating a police officer, not impersonating.  And, yeah, it's a serious crime.

Maybe in Maryland, but not in S.C. Code 16-17-720.

Fuck your redneck state.

What's S.C. Code 16-17-721?  No more than 3 negroes can legally assemble in public?

[DGuller]

Again, everyone seems to ignore this question, but how regular was this behavior?  Was this a one-time prank, like many replying here assume, or did Mitt reguarly like to play cop, as seems to be alluded to in the original article?  Impersonating a cop regularly seems like an entirely different malfunction compared to doing it once as a prank.

[Berkut]

Again, everyone seems to ignore this question, but how regular was this behavior?  Was this a one-time prank, like many replying here assume, or did Mitt reguarly like to play cop, as seems to be alluded to in the original article?  Impersonating a cop regularly seems like an entirely different malfunction compared to doing it once as a prank.

This is a good point, actually.

If this was something he did regularly, that would be kind of bizarre.

And dragging my other analogy in, same thing with Obama and his cocaine use. Once in a while, fucking around in college? Probably no big deal.

Regular user? Yeah...that is a bit different.

From all information I've heard about Obama, it was the former rather than the latter.

[CountDeMoney]

Again, everyone seems to ignore this question, but how regular was this behavior?  Was this a one-time prank, like many replying here assume, or did Mitt reguarly like to play cop, as seems to be alluded to in the original article?  Impersonating a cop regularly seems like an entirely different malfunction compared to doing it once as a prank.

Apparently, he had quite the penchant for it.  Multiple times.  Multiple statements from multiple witnesses.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/07/classmates-mitt-romney-im_n_1575680.html

[derspiess]

And dragging my other analogy in, same thing with Obama and his cocaine use. Once in a while, fucking around in college? Probably no big deal.

Regular user? Yeah...that is a bit different.

From all information I've heard about Obama, it was the former rather than the latter.

If a politician says he never did any drugs, that means he did a little.  If a politician says he did a little drugs, that means he did a lot.

Or something.

[derspiess]

Again, everyone seems to ignore this question, but how regular was this behavior?  Was this a one-time prank, like many replying here assume, or did Mitt reguarly like to play cop, as seems to be alluded to in the original article?  Impersonating a cop regularly seems like an entirely different malfunction compared to doing it once as a prank.

Apparently, he had quite the penchant for it.  Multiple times.  Multiple statements from multiple witnesses.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/07/classmates-mitt-romney-im_n_1575680.html

That's it, I'm changing my vote.  To the Choom Wagon!!

[CountDeMoney]

That's it, I'm changing my vote.  To the Choom Wagon!!

Fuck it, I'm still voting for the black dude that was fun at parties.

[grumbler]

Again, everyone seems to ignore this question, but how regular was this behavior?  Was this a one-time prank, like many replying here assume, or did Mitt reguarly like to play cop, as seems to be alluded to in the original article?  Impersonating a cop regularly seems like an entirely different malfunction compared to doing it once as a prank.

Apparently, he had quite the penchant for it.  Multiple times.  Multiple statements from multiple witnesses.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/07/classmates-mitt-romney-im_n_1575680.html

Actually, the story says that he bragged to his friends that he did it.  That's not the same as actually doing it.  There's just the one case where he actually is known to have done it.

As said earlier, this is about a man who has serious issues in other arenas.  Bragging to his college friends isn't a crime, and doesn't even factor on the scale of douchiness that he has set already.

That doesn't mean I won't vote for him, douchiness and all.  It is a factor, though - but a factor based on real issues, not 40-year-old pranks or using a dog carrier to transport a dog.

[Kleves]

Apparently, he had quite the penchant for it.  Multiple times.  Multiple statements from multiple witnesses.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/07/classmates-mitt-romney-im_n_1575680.html

You didn't even read your own link, did you? It's essentially the same story from the OP. The "evidence" that he had done it multiple times is from a husband and wife who say Romney told them 40 years ago that he liked dressing up as a cop and pulling people over. That's hardly conclusive.

That said, if it turns out that Romney did have a habit of playing dress up and pulling people over, that's pretty damn nutty.

[Jaron]

Welp, Romney just lost my vote.

[Scipio]

Welp, Romney just lost my vote.

Doesn't your being a crypto-Mason wannabe require you to vote for His Mittness?

[Neil]

Welp, Romney just lost my vote.

Now those Mormon girls will never sex you up.

[Jaron]

If President Monson receives a revelation and instructs us to maybe, but he is unlikely to do that.

[Eddie Teach]

Welp, Romney just lost my vote.

Good. Now move to a state where he's not going to get 2/3 of the votes anyway.

[jimmy olsen]

Again, everyone seems to ignore this question, but how regular was this behavior?  Was this a one-time prank, like many replying here assume, or did Mitt reguarly like to play cop, as seems to be alluded to in the original article?  Impersonating a cop regularly seems like an entirely different malfunction compared to doing it once as a prank.

Apparently, he had quite the penchant for it.  Multiple times.  Multiple statements from multiple witnesses.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/07/classmates-mitt-romney-im_n_1575680.html

That's it, I'm changing my vote.  To the Choom Wagon!!

Choom?