Mitt Romney, Bloc Party, and This American Blah

I was listening to NPR last night, "All Things Considered" to be specific, and Mitt Romney was being interviewed by the always annoying Robert Siegel. Mitt was awesome, moody, well spoken, and for the first time, I feel like I might be leaning towards a political candidate. In the end, he basically tells RS that he's an idiot for asking to go more in depth with a question from the CNN/Youtube debates whether Mitt felt the bible was alagorical stories or "the word of God;" Mitt's point: as if this has something to do with being able to lead the nation. He's right. That's why I only like Melissa Block. Some favorite lyrics right now (from Bloc Party's "Little Thoughts"):

This world ain't just m, m, m, made of facts Every half hour is a countdown If it's 'cause of my age then you're a coward If it's 'cause of my age then you're a coward If it's 'cause of my age then you're a coward

And honestly, could "This American Life" be hosted by two more boring people? Ira Glass and Sarah Vowell have the saddest, lonliest sounding voices on radio. (You would recognize Sarah's voice from the hit Movie "The Incredibles"...good lord, I thought it was just for the movie) They have some funny stuff now and again, but seriously, "The American Life" brought to you by XANAX®.