What’s your take on the short tenure of Romney’s openly gay spokesperson, Richard Grenell?
Amy Alcorn
student | South Philadelphia
“Romney should encourage people to be kind. People look up to him for guidance. He’s supposed to be a leader, but he fell short. [Grenell] was loyal to him, and became a staff person. Romney did him wrong.”
Amy Alcorn
student | South Philadelphia
“Romney should encourage people to be kind. People look up to him for guidance. He’s supposed to be a leader, but he fell short. [Grenell] was loyal to him, and became a staff person. Romney did him wrong.”
Aaric Anderson
student | West Oak Lane
“Romney should have given him more support. He has the power to do that. He’s in a higher position than most people. It made no sense for him to sit back and watch all the criticism happen. I fault Romney for that. And I wish [Grenell] well.”
Aaricka Dale
student | West Oak Lane
“I give Romney credit for giving him a chance. Sometimes you have to take a chance, and hope for the best. If we didn’t take risks, we’d still have segregation. I think it’s commendable that Romney hired him. It was [Grenell’s] choice to resign. That’s on him, not Romney.”
Isaiah Gordon
student | South Philadelphia
“Grenell shouldn’t have resigned. He could have paved the way for other gays. The protests would have died down in time. All the commotion would have blown away. [Grenell] should have been more accepting of his situation. He could have made history.”
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