Back in the 50s, lyrics to a popular song went like this: "First you say you do, and then you don't, then you say you will, and then you won't."  Doesn't this remind you of Mitt Romney?  In his Sunday Meet the Press interview he said he thought prohibiting insurance companies from denying care due to pre-existing conditions and keeping kids on their parents' plans were good ideas.  Of course he vowed to repeal the entire Obama plan his first day in office.  And we all know he established a health care plan in Massachusetts that was a model for Obamacare but now he acts as if that never happened.  And back in his Massachusetts days he was not strictly anti-abortion but now he says he is adamantly pro-life and told Dick Gregory that as president he would appoint Supreme Court judges that he hoped would overthrow Roe v. Wade.  That is a scary admission of advance planning and indicates how our Supreme Court is politically manipulated.  He also said he could work with the Democrats to get America "on the right track" and that "compromise" is not a bad word.  I'd like to see how that plays in Tea Partyville.  One thing I must say Romney did very well in the interview.  Every time he said he had a “plan” (which he says often), and Gregory asked him for specifics, he managed to answer at great length and very articulately without giving any.