Romney likens Sandy cleanup to that time he helped after football game

Don't worry, Sandy victims, Mitt Romney has a plan. At a storm relief event in Ohio, he said that he could relate to those struggling to clean up after the disaster because he'd done it before. Well, not after a hurricane but after a high school football game. "The field was covered with rubbish and paper goods from … a big celebration," he said. "And there was a group of us there assigned to clean it up. And I thought, ‘How are we going to clean up all the mess?'" The student in charge, who was not the teenaged Mitt, organized them into lanes and encouraged them to focus on their own territory. "Today, we’re cleaning one lane if you will," Romney finished. [Source]

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