Home / Blogs / The Politics Blog  Much was made over the
holidays, mainly by people who had little or nothing else to
make, including merry, of Tagg Romney's startling admission to
The Boston Globe that — psych, America! — the old man didn't
want the stupid job of being your president anyway.  "He wanted
to be president less than anyone I've met in my life. He had no
desire... to run. If he could have found someone else to take
his place... he would have been ecstatic to step
aside...(Willard) is a very private person who loves his family
deeply and wants to be with them. He loves his country, but he
doesn't love the attention."  Now, ever since this quote hit the
papers, young Tagg has been the subject of much mockery and
ridicule, and suggestions that he join that nice Mr. Aesop in
the Produce section, over by the grapes. It has been hinted that
Tagg has the same largely accidental relationship with the truth
that his father so vividly demonstrated over the five years in
which he pursued the job he really d