Wimp

• Newsweek seems to define Romney's alleged "wimpiness" as a sort of wide-ranging insecurity that forces the Republican presidential candidate into a series of gaffes like the ones he committed in London late last week.
(Washington Post)
• (CBS News) Monday on CBS This Morning, Bob Schieffer said a new cover article in Newsweek, which calls Mitt Romney a wimp, could hurt him, despite Romney dismissing the article in a CBS News interview on Sunday.
(CBS News)
• Mitt Romney says hes not losing sleep over being dubbed a wimp on the forthcoming cover of Newsweek magazine.
(Politico.com)
• (CNN) – Romney defended himself Sunday from an upcoming Newsweek cover that suggests hes a wimp.
(CNN)
• Since the entire purpose of Newsweek's cover now seems to be a.) Generating stories for Fox News pundits to yell about, and b.
(Commentary Magazine)
• As soon as I learned that Marissa Mayer was tapped to be Yahoos new CEO, I, like many women I know, immediately started devouring everything I could find on the 37-year-old former Google employee.
(Los Angeles Times)
• Tomasky cites an alleged incident from Romneys youth in which he beats up on the misfit, sissy kid, pinning him down and violently cutting his hair with a pair of school scissors.
(YAHOO!)
• There is absolutely no way Barack Obama can win reelection running on his record and the news media know this, NewsBusters publisher Brent Bozell told Fox Newss Eric Bolling at the top of todays Your World with Neil Cavuto.
(News Busters)
• Is this making fun of Mitt or closer to the truth? The Newsweek Wimp Factor cover has already inspired a parody. According to AdAge, it came across Twitter this morning. Works for me. A tag is a way to search for this diary.
(DAILY KOS)