Daily Mail
'Devoid of charm, offensive and a wazzock': Romney's disastrous day
in London after saying he didn't know if Olympics would be a success
By
Hugo Gye
Mitt Romney may not be looking for
votes on his trip to London for the start of the Olympics this week, but
he is certainly hoping to be taken seriously.
Having
attacked Barack Obama's foreign policy record, the GOP presidential
hopeful will have been keen to establish his credentials as a foreign
policy leader.
However,
after a series of gaffes, Mr Romney has been on the sharp end of a
series of tongue-lashings from the press, government officials and even
leading politicians.
The
Republican's most damaging blunder came when he questioned whether his
hosts would be able to make a success of the Games, saying: 'It's hard
to know just how well it will turn out.'
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