Perennial Loser Romney Adopts A Future Failure!

Former presidential candidate announces that he's got a little Black boy.

When he comes from under the rock of failure, perennial loser Mitt Romney emerges again with more things that the public shamed him for. What could be more condescending than a former presidential candidate who used every dirty trick in the book to win announce he's got an adopted Black grandchild.

Kieran Romney is the new adopted grandson of Mitt Romney's huge family.

The little boy was pictured with the perennial loser's family and it was sent through the social networks.

Ben and wife Andelynne Romney show off their children and of course people see awe and ugh!

Some look at the name in a negative term. According to Newsone, they've determined that the name “Kieran,” which is Gaelic for “blacky,” “black,” or “little dark one,” the backlash that inevitably flooded social media was inevitable.

Yeah I bet.

After all, who was the politico who brought up the nonsense of self deportation, birth certificates, Obama phones, 47% of Americans being dependent on government, black on white crime, and Donald Trump other than that perennial loser Mitt Romney.

Of course, the perennial loser warns the Republicans that a government shutdown is going to doom their chances in the 2014 Midterm Elections and 2016 Presidential Elections.

Romney addressed more than 200 donors on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee at a fundraiser for the New Hampshire Republican Party, staged just four miles from the vacation home where he has spent much of the summer with his family. The event was closed to the media, but his office released his prepared remarks.

The perennial loser emerges.

Romney, 66, warned congressional Republicans against letting emotions drive their decisions.

"I badly want Obamacare to go away, and stripping it of funds has appeal. But we need to exercise great care about any talk of shutting down government," Romney said in the first speech of its kind since his November election loss to Obama. "What would come next when soldiers aren't paid, when seniors fear for their Medicare and Social Security, and when the FBI is off duty?"

He continued: "I'm afraid that in the final analysis, Obamacare would get its funding, our party would suffer in the next elections, and the people of the nation would not be happy. I think there are better ways to remove Obamacare."

He was taking aim at the three Stallmigos: Senators Rand Paul (R-Kentucky), Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Mike Lee (R-Utah) over their proposed filibuster and endorsement of the government shut down.

Romney acknowledged that some Republicans may not care for his perspective given his recent loss.

"I'm probably not the first person you'd ask for advice," he said. "But because we all learn from our mistakes, I may have a thought or two of value."

He called on Republicans to "stay smart," in part, by backing candidates who can win. And as the pool of potential candidates for the 2016 presidential contest begins to grow, Romney suggested that most are not electable.

"My guess is that every one of the contenders would be better than whoever the Democrats put up," he said. "But there will only be one or perhaps two who actually could win the election in November."

What do you think about this new addiction to the family?

What do you think of his comments about the government shutdown?

I mean does it make you think that Republicans are less racist than they're really are?