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Mitt Romney has never been known as a brilliant orator. Hence, expectations for his acceptance speech at last night’s finale of the Republican Convention were not very high to begin with, but he cleared that relatively low bar — despite one huge falsehood (which I’ll address in a subsequent post later this morning).
The biggest problem with Romney’s speech, in the overall scheme of the doings, is that it was all but upstaged by actor Clint Eastwood’s display of what might charitably be called “a senior moment.”
Eastwood’s act was so bizarre and incoherent that political fact-checkers aren’t even bothering to ...
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