Oh, please!  Does anyone remember the line, ”what a difference a day makes”?  Okay, so it has been a little more than a day, but not more than three months ago Romney was telling a different story.  So, what’s up with Mitt?  And, why would we dare think we could ever trust the man!

Going back to January 25, 2008 in Florida, old Mitt had this to say:

“Now he’s engaging in ‘Washington talk,’” Romney said of McCain and his self-professed “straight-talk” mantra. “`Washington talk’ says that somehow, because you’ve been in Washington, and you’ve been on a committee, that you somehow know about how the jobs of this country have been created.”

Yet, today on CNN:

“I can tell you that for a person who’s spent over 25 years in Washington, D.C., working on economic policies from the days of (Ronald) Reagan and throughout the current time, Senator McCain is very well aware of the spending programs in Washington, which ones need to be cut back, which ones need to be grown. He understands also how to relieve the pressure on the American taxpayer,” Romney said hours before McCain, a four-term Arizona senator, delivered an economic address in Pittsburgh.

So, what is driving Mitt these days?  He has enough money to sit quietly, knowing well that he lost his dog in the hunt.  Perhaps, he’s campaigning for VP.  Of course, Romney said his conclusion came as a “verdict of the voters.”  What the hell does that mean?