MITT ROMNEY PROCLAIMS HE'S THE CANDIDATE OF "BIG CHANGE"...............

In the frenetic campaigning to the finish line, crisscrossing the remaining swing States in dueling repeated visits versus President Obama, Governor Mitt Romney today called himself and Paul Ryan the "Big Change", for America; while criticizing the President as having run out of ideas to address the country's problems and turn the Economy around.  Coming as retired General Colin Powell endorsed President Obama for a second term this morning, in which he specifically stated he supports Obama for his leadership on the Economy, Obamacare, and Foreign Policy, as well as Climate change, Immigration, and Education; while expressing he has difficulty with the positions Governor Romney has taken and now is changing his views on, as he did in the Third Presidential Debate earlier this week. Piers Morgan interviewing Romney campaign surrogate John Sununu, about the significance on the race of the Powell endorsement of Obama, responded by shifting to Powell's "boss", President George Herbert Walker Bush having endorsed Romney, and went to say there is likely another reason Powell is endorsing and sticking with Obama.  Asked by Morgan as to what reason that is, Sununu cited it is his pride in supporting him as someone of his, "own race".  Focus and fallout from the Richard Mourdock Indiana U.S. Senate nominee comments on Rape, and a resulting pregnancy as what God intended, Romney would not make any further comment about today when asked by reporters about whether he would ask Mourdock to pull the campaign ad Romney made for him.  A stir of frenzy dusted up this afternoon over President Obama's use of the word, "bullsh.....", to describe how children  see someone who shifts positions the way Romney has in this campaign.  The inappropriateness of the President using the word was alledged in response from Romney-Ryan supporters, but whether it will take on the degree of news coverage the Mourdock statement has, does not seem to be occurring.  Representative Paul Ryan's itinerary seems to have shifted from the battleground States to a number of safe Republican Southern States, such as South Carolina, and Alabama, perhaps to insulate him immediately from being forcefully confronted with how his own pro-life views on conception and abortion and rape, are the same as that of Richard Mourdock and Todd Akin, thus would drag the Romney-Ryan campaign further into the controversy in these final days of the homestretch to Election Day............tdp