Mittloaf takes off (like a non-non-alcoholic bat out of hell)

[JHB]

See how the ball got rolling in DU's latest Epic Thread: http://www.democraticunderground.com/10021634328

And we're not the only ones:

October 25, 2012, 10:35 pm
Rocking the Vote, Meat Loaf Endorses Romney
By MICHAEL BARBARO

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Standing on stage at a high school football stadium where Mr. Romney appeared, dressed in a black silk shirt with sparkling buttons and sequin-studded sleeves, Meat Loaf said that, at age 65, he was new to national politics, something that quickly became evident. “I want you to know at 65 that Paul Ryan has not pushed me off the cliff in a wheelchair,” he said to nervous laughter.

Yet. After last night, all bets are off.

In a globe-trotting survey, he assessed what awaits the next president. “There has stormclouds come over the United States.” (Yes, he said it just like that.)

“There is thunderstorms over Europe,” Meat Loaf said. “There are hailstorms, and I mean major hailstorms, in the Middle East. There are storms brewing through China, through Asia, through everywhere, and there’s only one man that on the other night when President Barack Obama, God bless him, said to Mitt Romney, ‘The cold war is over.’ I have never heard such a thing in my life. The man needs to understand Putin and Russia, so I want you to know that there is one man who will stand tall in this country and fight the storm and bring the United States back to what it should be … Gov. Mitt Romney!

Meat Loaf said that he began to privately support Mr. Romney a year ago and had decided to take it public during a rally on a high school football field, where he performed “Stand in the Storm.” “I know there’s one thing that you’ve been taught your whole life is that you never argue politics or religion with your friends, but 2012 is completely different,” Meat Loaf said, calling the race “the most important election in the history of the United States.” He said he had called three Democratic friends in California on Thursday to make the case for Mr. Romney. “I got two of them to switch to Romney, so two out of three ain’t bad,” he said.

http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/10/25/rocking-the-vote-meat-loaf-endorses-romney/


And for more fun, on Twitter there's #Mittloaf

[Jackpine Radical]

1. If this dimbulb loony called me to rant I'd probly say whatever it took to get him off the line too

'He said he had called three Democratic friends in California on Thursday to make the case for Mr. Romney. “I got two of them to switch to Romney, so two out of three ain’t bad,” he said.'

[EC]

4. He really thinks people

there are going to remember his song Two Outta Three Ain't Bad with that stupid story? Likely isn't even true, just wanted to work in the title of one of his old songs. Another crazy old man trying to be relevant.

[Kelvin Mace]

2. Apprarently...

Meatloaf was drunk and had nothing to do.

[ismnotwasm]

3. When Eddie said he didn't like his Teddy....

But he must been drawn into something
Making him warn me in a note which reads (what's it say, what's it say?)
"I'm outta my head, O hurry or I may be dead.
They mustn't carry out their evil deeds..."

When Eddie said he didn't like his teddy you knew he was a no-good kid
But when he threatened your life with a switchblade knife..


And to think I saw him in concert...

[grasswire]

5. I hope more people take a look at that vid -- it's a mood elevator!

I plan to make it a favorite on you tube. Sooo so funny.

[MjolnirTime]

6. MITTLOAF!!!!!!!

[justiceischeap]

7. There are some fun tweets... image from one of them "The Far-Right Club"

[hrmjustin]

10. LMAO!!!

[Whisp]

8. never did like his shitty music

couldn't figure out what the deal was with him - that he had fans.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

9. Here's an interesting vision:

The article says: "Standing on stage at a high school football stadium where Mr. Romney appeared, dressed in a black silk shirt with sparkling buttons and sequin-studded sleeves.." At first I read this as saying Romney was wearing a black silk shirt with sparkling buttons and sequin-studded sleeves. That would have been a sight to behold. Good thing for that correctly-placed comma.

[John1956PA]

11. Katy Perry versus Mittloaf