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MITT ROMNEY’S UNLIKELY 2012 STRATEGY: OUT-WOKING BARACK OBAMA

WASHINGTON, D.C. – In a shocking and unprecedented shift, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney took an unexpected approach to challenging incumbent President Barack Obama in the 2012 election: fully embracing radical identity politics, woke ideology, and weaponizing accusations of bigotry against his Democratic opponent.

ROMNEY’S RADICAL REBRANDING

Gone was the classic image of Mitt Romney, the business-minded, buttoned-up moderate Republican from Utah. Instead, the 2012 campaign saw the emergence of a new, “progressive” Romney, who publicly renounced his past positions and declared himself the “true champion of social justice” in America.

Speaking to a crowd of bewildered yet intrigued young activists at Berkeley, Romney opened his campaign rally with a fiery denunciation of Obama’s past stances: “Barack Obama is a relic of a bygone era—a president who has failed to fully embrace the necessary intersectional framework to deconstruct the systems of oppression in this country. We can do better, and I am the only candidate bold enough to take us there.”

ACCUSING OBAMA OF BIGOTRY

Romney then turned his campaign into an all-out assault on Obama’s social record, repeatedly labeling him a “homophobic, transphobic, and ableist bigot” who had “stood in the way of true equality.”

“Look at his past statements,” Romney thundered at a debate. “He opposed same-sex marriage until 2012! He’s only pretending to support LGBTQ+ Americans now because he wants your votes. I, on the other hand, have always been an unflinching advocate for gender-fluid liberation and radical inclusivity!”

At one rally, Romney went so far as to declare, “Obama has been weaponizing respectability politics to uphold the capitalist-patriarchal hegemony! His neoliberal policies do nothing to dismantle systemic oppression! I will do what he refuses to do—redefine America through the lens of decolonized, anti-imperialist justice.”

THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN CRISIS

Romney’s newfound identity politics platform created absolute chaos within the Republican Party.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell was left speechless when Romney announced at a Republican National Committee meeting that “The GOP must immediately abandon its outdated commitment to free markets and traditional values, and instead prioritize gender studies, critical race theory, and dismantling whiteness in America.”

Tucker Carlson, then a Fox News host, called Romney’s transformation “a betrayal of conservatism” and lamented that the Republican Party had been “hijacked by a corporate-backed, performative woke lunatic.”

Meanwhile, Lindsey Graham hesitated before commenting, finally saying, “Well, if this is where the party’s going… I suppose I can reconsider my positions.”

OBAMA RESPONDS

The Obama campaign, at first dismissing Romney’s strategy as “a desperate political stunt,” soon found itself struggling to adapt.

At a press conference, Obama appeared uncharacteristically flustered as he tried to defend himself against Romney’s woke offensive: “Look, I—I was evolving on these issues. I—I—hold on, let me be clear—” before trailing off as reporters bombarded him with questions about his past opposition to same-sex marriage and other positions that were now deemed problematic by the hyper-progressive Romney.

Obama’s press secretary, Jay Carney, was forced to awkwardly reaffirm that the President had, in fact, been a consistent ally to marginalized groups while simultaneously fending off Romney’s claim that “Obama’s silence on whether unicorns should have legally recognized gender identities is telling.”

CELEBRITY ENDORSEMENTS AND NEW ALLIES

The entertainment world, once solidly in Obama’s camp, began shifting towards Romney.

Lady Gaga, once an outspoken Obama supporter, was photographed at a Romney fundraiser, saying, “Mitt just gets it. He understands that representation matters.”

AOC, then a bartender in New York, live-tweeted during a debate: “Romney is making some valid points. The struggle is real. This is the intersectionality we need in leadership. #Romney2024???”

Romney even landed an endorsement from Dr. Cornel West, who declared that “Mitt is finally asking the hard questions about how we deconstruct racial capitalism.”

THE ELECTION RESULTS

Despite Romney’s shocking transformation, the American people ultimately re-elected Obama, with many progressives refusing to trust Romney’s sincerity. “I just don’t believe that a 65-year-old white billionaire businessman is really going to usher in an anti-colonial feminist utopia,” one undecided voter told MSNBC.

Obama won the Electoral College 332-206 and the popular vote by over five million votes. In his victory speech, he subtly jabbed at Romney, saying, “Folks, at the end of the day, real progress comes from commitment—not performance.”