As Tagg Romney watched President Obama overcome Mitt Romney and point out that Mitt is a spolied, elitist, bullying, despicable liar, who will say anything to steal this election, Tagg shared an amusing story,
"You know, I, ah, wanted to rush down to the debate stage and take a swing at him. But you know you can’t do that because, well, first there’s a lot of secret service agents between you and him…”
Ho ho ho. Tough Guy tells reporter afterwards!
It's like watching the guy at the bar tell his friends to hold him back. He isn't going to fight but he sure wants to appear tough and strong! Tagg is a chicken hawk coward. Just like his father before him and just like his younger brothers,
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"One of the ways my sons are showing support for this nation is by trying to get me elected. Because they think I'll make a great President."
But, Tagg's bullshit, I'm going to "take a swing at" President Obama is designed to rouse the Republican base (i.e. Racists) who all want to put Obama in his place. Just like Matt Romney declaring his father would release his tax returns,
“[A]s soon as President Obama releases his grades and birth certificate and sort of a long list of things then maybe he’d do it.”
As a way to defelct from the uncomfortable fact that Mitt Romney has undercut America for decades and made hundreds of millions of dollars which Mitt has hidden in off-shore accounts around the world.
Update:
Tagg, besides being a ball less chicken hawk coward, also learned the fine Art of the Ponzi Scheme from his Swindler Father.
Lee Fang of The Nation reports,
Update:
Tagg, besides being a ball less chicken hawk coward, also learned the fine Art of the Ponzi Scheme from his Swindler Father.
Lee Fang of The Nation reports,
Last year, I reported that Tagg had formed a business partnership with several North Carolina investors who are still facing a lawsuit for receiving bonus pay for selling CDs as part of the $8 billion Stanford Financial Group Ponzi scheme.In a nutshell, Tagg helped these investors form a company—called Solamere Advisors, a nod to Tagg’s firm Solamere Capital—shortly after their boss, Allen Stanford, was caught by law enforcement for his elaborate Ponzi fraud.When I interviewed him in Las Vegas, Tagg told me that his associates were “cleared” of any wrongdoing associated with the Stanford Ponzi scheme. Court documents directly contradict Tagg and show that the lawsuit has not been dismissed.