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"I admire a smooth liar, and Romney is among the best. His technique is to explain — that bit about not knowing what was in the ads — and then counterattack. He maintains the bulletproof demeanor of a man who is barely suffering fools, in this case Gingrich. His message is not so much what he says, but what he is: You cannot touch me. I have the organization and the money. Especially the money. (Even the hair.) You’re a loser." -- Richard Cohen, writing in today's Kaplan Daily. Read the whole column, which is one of the more blunt pieces on Willard "Etch-A-Sketch" Romney's effortless dishonesty. From accusing the President of "apologizing for America" to his claim that the President "made the economy worse," Willard's growing habit of lying is finally getting more attention.
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