Where's Mittens?

[cynatnite]

I thought he was going to be at the service trying to act like he's not a loser.

[Mass]

1. He was. So was Tagg, which you could see yawning at the beginning.

He was not speaking though. Only three non religious people spoke, the mayor, the governor, and the president. Obviously, he is not one of them.

[cynatnite]

3. I missed them, then. Thanks. n/t

[Brother Buzz]

2. He's interviewing elevator operators

[DonViejo]

4. He's there....

a pic of him leaving his pew was shown on MSNBC, Tweety ID'd him.

[grasswire]

5. wearing the same sappy smile, he was

UGH

I didn't see Queen Ann tho.

[alsame]

6. She doesn't have to

mingle with the masses any more.

[Cleita]

7. He was the ex-governor wasn't he?

That is bad form for him not to show up.

On edit; Never mind he was there.

[FSogol]

8. He was busy checking the bartenders for cameras. n/t

[Tommy_Carcetti]

9. Ask Tommy Lee Jones:

[H2O Man]

10. Under cover.

To many Americans, Willard Romney is the fellow who claimed he did not want to be President, and who went into a deep and dark depression when the nation rejected him. But that is merely the surface of this noble hero, known as "Mitt."

Romney, who is publicly quiet about his service in the military, was actually a Navy Seal. The true story of his brave and often lonely service to God and Country is currently being recorded in a very extremely true documentary (the working title is "Mitt&quot , in case he again decides that he doesn't really want to be President, but cannot justify sitting back when history calls.

As soon as he heard about the first explosion in Boston, Mitt dropped everything and headed straight to Bean Town. Classified military records show that he traveled the 1,807 miles so quickly, that he was almost able to defuse the second explosion.