Neighborhood Bully

The Republican Party seems determined to make the Presidential race about hate, and division.

After President Obama's statement saying “All Americans are equal under the law, “

Romney couldn't get to a microphone fast enough to say, “I believe marriage is between one man and one woman.”

His grandfather didn't believe that however, his grandfather, a Mormon priest, believed marriage was between one man and as many women as one could obtain.

I think the President felt compelled to speak out on this issue in his statement Wednesday

, saying his evolution on the issue was in part brought about by conversations with his children, who being young children, haven't learned to hate yet, as the young Romney apparently did.

In High school, as most Americans now know, Romney assaulted, with the aid of his “posse”, a young gay man and forcibly cut his hair while his friends held the terrified young man down.

He also, according to several witnesses, tricked a blind professor into walking into a wooden door that Romney pretended to open.

The witnesses said Romney laughed hysterically at the Professors pain and embarrassment.

This is further reinforced by an interview he gave on an obscure Fox radio program.

When asked if he had assaulted a student in the way described by fellow students, Romney laughed.

Then he said, when asked if he had committed a hate crime, by attacking a gay youngster he responded, “We didn't talk about homosexuality in the '60's. Unfortunately for Romney, anyone born and coming of age in the “60s, knows that was is not true.

We knew about gay people.

Most people called them “queers” back then.

Most people refer to them as “gays” today, Romney however, calls them “Homosexuals”.

This is the man who said, for the record, “I am not concerned about poor people”, and, “I enjoy firing people.”

Romney, if elected President, would give new meaning to the term, “Bully pulpit.”