When it comes to prolific American businessmen, I have always admired Gene Simmons. He has the uncanny knack to put his face on any product and make a profit. However, as a pilar of political insight the man has always been hit or miss and too erratic to count among consistent voices.
Mr. Simmons has now come out for Mitt Romney. And while the GOP might be happy to have such a prolific endorsement from a man with millions of hardcore fans who worship him like a God, let’s remember that in 2008 he fell for the rhythmic and ritual chants of the Cult of Obama.
“I want a real political and economic debate. On the one hand, you’ve got President Obama, who I voted for, last minute. I wasn’t going to vote for him because he didn’t have a good resume. He only had two years of local political experience, he’s never run a company, he’d never been overseas, and he didn’t know any of the political leaders. I voted my continence, based on some sort of – well, it’s the right time in history,”
Forgive me for not putting more credence in the opinion of a man who voted for Obama, and votes for Obama by his own admission, because he was black and who got swept up in the moment. Especially when there was a perfectly qualified black man, named Alan Keyes and who I voted for because he was qualified and not because of his skin color, out there. Gene, I think there is a woman somewhere who wants here breast signed and perhaps a deal with Nabisco for KISS shaped Oreo cookies you should be working on. You know, rather than giving us political insight.
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