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I think a lot of that is just that if the person in question clearly does just say whatever they think people want to hear, then a dramatic change in position a
by papsosouid 14y ago
I think a lot of that is just that if the person in question clearly does just say whatever they think people want to hear, then a dramatic change in position appears more likely to just be more of the same. Romney suddenly being against "obamacare" is a good example. It doesn't appear that he changed his mind because of new information, since he still claims his version of the same thing is great, but Obama's is terrible.
- MartinCron 14y agoSimilarly, Romney has recently said "I have never said I was pro-choice" but he did, multiple times, say that he "supports a woman's right to choose". So, the verb form is OK but the noun form is absolutely not.