Mitt Romney seemed comfortable as a group of gay Republicans quizzed him over breakfast one morning in 2002. Running for governor of Massachusetts, he was at a gay bar in Boston to court members of Log Cabin Republicans.
When the discussion turned to a court case on same-sex marriage that was then wending its way through the state’s judicial system, he said he believed that marriage should be limited to the union of a man and a woman. But, according to several people present, he promised to obey the courts’ ultimate ruling and not champion a fight on either side of the issue.
“I’ll keep my head low,” he said, making a bobbing motion with his head, one participant recalled, sighing.
The presidental candidate, seen here using candy to try to lure a small child away from it's keeper.
"...from its' keeper."
ReplyDeleteAh! The misused apostrophe! It burns!
Fixed it, thanks!
ReplyDeleteActually, it's still wrong...there should be no apostrophe.
ReplyDeleteit's = it is
its = belonging to
sorry to be the grammar police, but since the comments were already here, I thought I would break out the old red grammar book.
Mitt's' candys' s'tickin' to his' mitt's.
ReplyDeleteGrammar police!
Arrest that commenter! ;)
Notice the shadows, they have that poor kid surrounded just for a photo op.
Maybe he's proposing to her?
I love that headline
ReplyDeleteAs a society, we have lost the ability to use apostrophes correctly. I weep. Sorry Maru...
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