Here comes Money Boo Boo:

[underlankers]

Sure, open windows in an airplane at 30,000 feet in the sky, and see what happens.

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-romney-jet-windows-20120924,0,3749461.storyIf this guy's the best the GOP has to offer, that says a lot about why the Republican Party is utterly failing to provide any kind of political basis suited for the 21st Century,

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[dexeron]

Not that I'm complaining, but is he TRYING to lose the election at this point? Maybe some intra-party politicking went on, and they've decided they're ready for Christie or someone else in 2016, and they asked Romney to take a dive.

/conspiracy hat off. It's kinder than assuming he man is legitimately that stupid.

[sandwichwarrior]

Obvious jokes aside is this even news?

[underlankers]

Yes.

[sandwichwarrior]

Ok...

So in your opinion does the fact that this guy is the best the DNC has to offer, say a lot about why the Democratic Party is utterly failing to provide any kind of political basis suited for the existing economic and diplomatic reality?

[kylinrouge]

There's a difference between a gaffe and a thing someone actually believes.

[htpcl]

Lat time I was on a plane, someone japed with the stewards, "Hey Sir, can I go out on the balcony for a cigarette?"

:-D

[sophia_sadek]

It was all a deliberate appeal to Sarah Palin's base of support. This guy is as sly as a fox!

[vnsplshr]

From NYMag.com:

The Los Angeles Times story that relayed Romney’s airplane remark to the world was based off a pool report written by the New York Times‘s Ashley Parker. When we asked Parker this morning whether it seemed as if Romney made the mark in jest, she left no doubt. “Romney was joking,” she e-mailed. Parker told us that while the pool report didn’t explicitly indicate that Romney was joking, it was self-evident that he was.