Etc.

Nightmare at 30,000 feet: Mitt should know better than ask a stupid question like this.

Furthermore, how many dolts have died up in the Himalayas because of altitude sickness? Many, and it doesn't take much to die up there.
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Speaking of which, it is still possible Romney could pull it off, especially if the economy remains shitty with few jobs being created.

The problem is, it is very difficult for him to turn it around now that early voting has begun in many states across the U.S.
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More Mitt: Unlike FDR and JFK, who were traitors to their class (and their families hated as a result by the rich), Mitt is just the opposite:

Money means power. Concentrated wealth at the top means extraordinary power at the top. The reason Romney pays a rate of only 14 percent on $13 million of income in 2011 — a lower rate than many in the middle class — is because he exploits a loophole that allows private equity managers to treat their income as capital gains, taxed at only 15 percent.

And that loophole exists solely because private equity and hedge fund managers have so much political clout — as a result of their huge fortunes and the money they’ve donated to political candidates — that neither party will remove it.

In other words, everything America is learning about Mitt Romney — his tax returns, his years at Bain Capital, the video of his speech to high-end donors in which he belittles half of America, his gaffes, the budget policies he promotes — repeat and reenforce the same underlying reality.

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Mitt can't be trusted regarding China.

Lots of conflicts of interest there.