Or something.
Via Daily Caller:
During his speech before the NAACP on Wednesday in Houston, Mitt Romney received a smattering of boos from the audience when he promised to repeal President Barack Obama’s health care reform law.
According to MSNBC host Al Sharpton, the Republican presidential candidate wanted to get booed.
On MSNBC’s “PoliticsNation” a few hours after the speech, Sharpton said the former Massachusetts governor desperately wanted to show he wasn’t a flip-flopper.
“He had a hard audience for him,” Sharpton said. “But I think that what was interesting to me is, I think it was calculated, Tamron, that he was going to attack the president’s Affordable Health Care Act, call it ‘Obamacare’ and expect that he would get some kind of displeasure from the audience.”