I predict that RMoney will make major mistakes during his little trip abroad.

[Windy]

His mouth will overflow and his foreign policy speeches, crafted by his PNAC masters, will sink him. I'm anxiously awaiting the continued slow motion train wreck!

Its already stated with the "anglo-saxon" comment made by one of his advisors. The foreign press will rip him apart.

[TheCowsCameHome]

1. I agree.

He can't open his mouth without offending someone.

Now it's a foreigners turn to be the target of Mr. Businessman's ignorance.

[Proud Liberal Dem]

2. I'd say that his problems have already started

between the Australian Parliament member flap and the latest "Anglo-Saxon" heritage comments.

[BumRushDaShow]

9. +1

to emphasize this post.

He's off and running as a master walking gaffe machine.

[siligut]

3. But how much will we hear about them in the US?

We can watch the British papers and news.

[NightWatcher]

4. cant wait to see him speaking Frenchie over there in SurrenderMonkey Land

We do still hate the French, right?
Are they still serving Freedom Fries at the Congressional cafeteria?

[rocktivity]

5. That's like predicting that tomorrow will start at midnight.

Mitt's campaign has literally been a rolling production line of gaffes, goofs, mistakes, missteps, misreads, and misjudgements -- none of which inspire confidence in his leadership abilities. It's gotten to the point where it's just a matter of how soon he'll outdo himself.


rocktivity

[randome]

7. If we could define the word 'gaffe', we could hold a raffle.

But sometimes, the way Romney communicates to our species, it's not always clear what he intends to say.

Maybe dolphins could help?

[spanone]

6. i predict the media will give him a pass

[TheCowsCameHome]

8. European media?

I don't think so, especially if he lays down a whopper.

He's on their turf now.

[Windy]

12. US media yes, British media, no.

If the gaffes are significant enough and reported heavily in the UK and elsewhere, the US media will have no choice and will have to cover the story.

CBS reported the anglo-saxon gaffe. Unfortunately though the Australian situation hasn't been covered at all.

[Enrique]

10. the Anglo-Saxon comment happened in England

God knows what he'll say in Germany.

[MrScorpio]

11. Making mistakes is a given

Getting his voters to care about those mistakes at all is another matter entirely.