PICK the Star Trek character...from any series, any movie...who is MOST LIKE Mitt Romney.

[Amerigo Vespucci]

[rrneck]

1. That black tar stuff that ate Denise Crosbey. nt

[CBGLuthier]

2. the rock thing that got Lincoln killed. again.

[bluedigger]

3. The Grand Negus Zek, of course.

Ferengi culture is so devoted to unregulated capitalism that concepts such as labor unions, sick leave, vacations, or paid overtime for workers are considered abhorrent, because they would interfere with the exploitation of workers. Ferengi workers don't particularly mind this system, because they all want to eventually gather enough wealth to become employers themselves, exploiting their own workers. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferengi

[Rex]

4. Yes I believe I found a family portrait of the RMoneys.

[The Magistrate]

5. Actually, Sir, There Is a Fellow In The Tribble Episode

The assistant to the Federation agriculture fellow, a smarmy pissant who turns out to be a surgically altered Klingon.

[arbusto_baboso]

33. Arne Darvin is the name of the character.

Damn, I just let my geek flag fly with that one, didn't I?

[XemaSab]

6. There's a reason why it's called the Morg

[siligut]

11. The hive mind!

Isn't the bee the Utah State Bird? No, I think it is the seagull, because of the "miracle" that seagulls ate bugs off of the crops, imagine that

[csziggy]

7. Norman from the original Star Trek episode "I, Mudd"

Norman was the "leader" of a group of androids who inhabited the planet Mudd.

In 2268, Harry Mudd, who became stranded on the planet which he named after himself, sent Norman to capture a Federation starship so that he could leave the planet in exchange for the vessel's crew.

Norman left the planet and, posing as a Starfleet sciences division lieutenant, signed aboard the USS Enterprise. After successfully taking over the ship, he redirected it to Mudd to carry out "Lord" Mudd's plan.
http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Norman

[csziggy]

19. But Mudd had a sense of humor and was clever about how he manipulated

People. Mitt has no sense of humor and is very clumsy in his manipulations.

[dimbear]

8. The platinum blonde chick from the pilot. Don't remember her name, but just like Mitt:

she could be anything you wanted her to be.

[cbrer]

12. Rom Ferengi

Hands down. Look it up. You'll agree.

[WCGreen]

18. Yep, that was my pick...

[sarge43]

13. Section 31, DS9

Anything goes to protect our status quo.

[warrior1]

14. Trelane from The Squire of Gothos

[stevenleser]

24. You beat me to it. nt

[Swede]

15. Charlie X,surly spoiled,with immense power given by others.

"I'll make you go away!"

[sarge43]

17. +1

[lastlib]

29. I would liken him more to santorum....

Same petulance toward others who were different from him...

[Mendocino]

16. Ensign Ricky

Dull, expendable and unremarkable.

[Gidney N Cloyd]

20. One of the various 'shapeshifters' like Garth or one of the Kelvans.

[Kaleva]

21. Any of the numerous guys who beamed down to a hostile planet wearing a red shirt

"A "redshirt" is a stock character in fiction who dies soon after being introduced."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redshirt_%28character%29

Not figuratively in Romney's case but politically after this election is over.

[Mendocino]

22. Redshirt=Ensign Ricky

see #16 above

Plus Redshirt/Ricky=no name actor.

I also have heard the term dino-fodder for this guy.

[ElboRuum]

23. Any Admiral except Kirk

Wooden, procedural, consumed with political expedience, and completely out of touch with anything going on outside their immediate view.

[RushIsRot]

25. What about Q?

[rox63]

26. But Q could be funny at times

Rmoney is no fun at all.

[Amerigo Vespucci]

27. Yeah, Q was also multi-dimensional in other areas.

I can remember a few times near his run-ins with Picard where there was actually a worthwhile lesson that came out of the fracas. Not that he didn't enjoy watching Picard twist in the wind...he most certainly did. But Romney is just the guy who "likes firing people," and there's no depth behind that. He likes firing people. That makes him feel good. The end.

[Tabasco_Dave]

28. The ruler of the sky city

who despised the poor people who worked in the mines on the surface.

[sofa king]

30. Lt. Cmdr. Remmick

From the TNG 2-part episode "Conspiracy." The episode is actually an interesting exploration into the true nature of conservatives, and how they are in actuality all controlled by small sea-monkey like neural parasites from outer space, and like eating bowls of live mealworms.

Eventually, Riker and Picard identify Remmick as the member of Starfleet that is hosting Karl Rove, and, realizing he's already bought the Supreme Court, instead shoot Remmick with phasers until he explodes in a bloody mess reminiscent of the upcoming GOP convention.

http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Dexter_Remmick

[A Simple Game]

31. Any of the Borg? n/t

[Archae]

32. You all are dead wrong.

The ultimate over-ambitious scumbag who'd torture his own Mother for power:



Gul Dukat.