The Shape-Shifter 0
In the Chicago Tribune, Paul Begala argues that Mitt the Flip illustrates in micro Darwin’s theory of survival of the fittest. After pointing out that the “fittest” does not mean the strongest, but rather the most adaptable, he supports his thesis with examples:
Now Mittbot 3.0 is a conservative . . . .
(snip)
That, friends, is what I call adaptable. Romney is a political shape-shifter who will renege (sic) on any promise, abandon any pledge, betray any principle to please his audience.
He goes on to point to Mitt’s one constant: His allegiance to the bankster creed that money means virtue and that any way of amassing money is therefore a virtuous way.
The only constants I see in the Flipper are ambition and entitlement.
He believes he should be President because he believes he should be President because he believes he should be President . . . .
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