Why did Utah elect Mitt Romney?
Utah elected Romney because Romney used his speaking ability to present himself as a Trump supporting conservative Republican. That is not the real Romney.Romney ran overall a poor campaign in 2012 for President. Romney in the GOP primaries used negative campaigning against real conservatives in the GOP in Gingrich and Santorum to get the GOP nomination, but then in the general election Romney did not make a connection with the American people, did not have a message that resonated with the American people and had a disorganized “ground game” at the grass roots level. Those who think about Romney running again are out of touch with present day American politics. You only have to read the first 50 pages of Victor Davis Hanson’s book The Case for Trump to know why Romney would never win a Presidential election and why the Republicans Party’s future rests with what Trump has brought to the GOP. The Republican Party base, with its memory of Reagan and with its witnessing of Trump’s many conservative accomplishments, will not put up with an Establishment moderate as in the past.
What keeps Mitt (65) & Ann (63) Romney looking so youthful?
Hello :)I too learned this the other day, well into the election process and thought the same. I would like to think that it is just natural good looks, skin, hair and what not, but I suspect a couple things. BTW, I am not saying anything politically, just my honest assumptions.Money-When I go home after work I have to cook my own food and prepare it. Often it is home cooked, but used with processed foods and what not. I am assuming the Romney's have staff cooking them truly healthy options as opposed to my healthy, but not really healthy food. Additionally, this gives them time to workout regularly and take part in stress-free activities that are important, but luxuries to many. Massages, steam rooms, etc.Religion-There are studies up and down the aisles that suggest those who believe in a faith of sorts enjoy less burdens. Something to do with knowing you're in another person/deity's hands. Having faith it will work out, etc. This leads to happy nights, sleep filled nights, neighborly camaraderie and more.X-Factor-Seriously, it could just be plastic surgery and hair dye. I don't think that is it, but who knows? They could have individually received facelifts (Orange County Facelift with Dr. Andrew Smith) and never been caught by the public, because they weren't in the lime-light. Also, Botox and other products can do wonders from a skilled surgeon in light amounts.Lastly, they could just be aliens and their people are just special. Like the movie, Hancock, where he never ages. :)Good luck! Maybe someone 'knows for sure', mine were simply speculations, but good ones, I think. Either way, they look GREAT!
Are Americans the fakest people as of right now?
No it's not Americans it's WHITE people period...
What can we analyze about George Willard, the character from Winesburg, OHio.?
Where does George Willard stand at times of challenge and controversy from the short story Winesburg, Ohio by Sherwood Anderson? (especially the story Sophistication)
Will my insurance cover a hairline lowering?
I have general anxiety disorder, and it has caused me to lose so much hair. I used to have beautiful thick hair and now it's quite thin, and my hairline has receded at least 2 inches. I'm an 18 year old girl so I shouldn't be losing hair like this! I don't have cancer (been checked) by the way. The hairline lowering procedure costs about $11,000
Who's fatter, William Howard Taft or Chris Christie?
President Taft was one of the first public figures in U.S. history to be defined in popular culture by his pathologic obesity. At his heaviest, Taft reportedly weighed in at 354 pounds; Chris Christie’s weight has fluctuated between 300 and 350 pounds during his political career. Both men are 5′11″ so their BMIs would be roughly equivalent, too.A fun fact: during his adult life, Taft attempted to stick to a weight loss program that researchers have found to be startlingly contemporary.In 1905, Taft, then 48-years-old, hired Dr. Nathaniel E. Yorke-Davies, an English diet expert, to supervise his weight-loss plan. He spent the remaining 25 years of his life corresponding with the doctor and consulting other physicians, determined to control his weight. In many ways, Taft received the sort of medical care which doctors now wish they could provide. He was in constant touch with his doctor over a period of many years.