Ann Romney told the RNC delegation in her speech that “Mitt and I ate a lot of pasta and tuna fish when we were married, going to college, 21 years old and living in a basement apartment.”
Well, I am 54, a college graduate, and own my own business, sending two sons to college, and I still eat pasta and tuna fish!
Talk about out-of-touch elitists…
Don Everest
Snohomish
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