It started Monday when the Arizona Immigration Law, that Mitt Romney said was a model for the country, was mostly overturned and found to be unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.

Then yesterday, when the Romney campaign bus was all gassed up and ready to circle the Supreme Court honking joyously, the Supreme Court again ruled that the Affordable Care Act is constitutional and will stand. Perhaps Romney should buy a copy of the constitution and read it before taking any more positions.

Then last night, the Dinner with the Donald contest had to be canceled for unknown reasons and Romney instead had a clandestine meeting with the Donald.

Earlier, The Washington Post ran a scathing article about Bain Capital stating that companies that Bain owned were pioneers in outsourcing jobs to China and India. The Romney campaign went whining to the Post editorial board asking for a retraction, but the WaPo responded that they are sticking with their reporting.

Voters may not fully understand how equity investment works, but they very well understand outsourcing of US jobs. A lot of voters have had it happened to their job or a friend or a family member.


Romney’s Bain Capital invested in companies that moved jobs overseas - The Washington Post