What does this Romney quote mean?

[Tx4obama]

Romney is on a boat

Wolfeboro, New Hampshire (CNN) – Likely GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney took a day off from the campaign trail Saturday to spend some alone time on a boat in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire.

As seen in the photo above, Romney got out on the waves with Secret Service as company. Earlier this week, the former Massachusetts governor told reporters he was planning for a rare, quiet afternoon.

"It will be me alone. Put the boat in the water," he said. "Get out the picnic tables. By myself."

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http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2012/05/19/romney-is-on-a-boat/

So, if he is going to spend the day by himself why does he need multiple picnic tables - while on a boat?
Maybe I'm not fully awake yet but I can't make sense of what he is saying there.

[Drunken Irishman]

1. Elitist.

[asjr]

2. I don't think he knows what he is saying either. How alone can one

be with secret service men around. Someone installed the wrong tape in his brain.

[cbayer]

3. Maybe he thought he was going on this boat?

[Laura PourMeADrink]

11. what kind of boat is that? I want one. nt

[cbayer]

13. iREV - isn't it cool?

http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2009/10/irev-the-bumper-boat-with-a-built-in-grill/

[arcane1]

4. He'll get out the tables himself, rather than have a servant do it?

[elleng]

5. Maybe nothing more than thinking about New England,

with his usual/apparent lack of focus.

[goclark]

15. Maybe he can relax and think abou his favorite

place, PARIS.

[thelordofhell]

6. Reminds me of the good old days

Taking the boat out for a spin in the New Hampshire waters and setting up my own picnic table in a quaint spot away from the little people so I can enjoy my pre-packed, multi-hundred dollar meal with.........whoever this elitist snob took with him on the trip

[HeiressofBickworth]

7. I think he means

simply away from the swarms of the great unwashed. After all, he is superior, donchano, a prince of his church, among the elite 1% of the wealthy. He's had to endure months of mingling with the "little people" and now he needs a break to be with just his peers. (where's that sacrasm thingy?)

[spiderpig]

8. Everything he says lately makes me go "huh?"

We know he's been a lying, job-thieving, animal-abusing, homophobic, hypocritical SOB for a long time, but his most recent statements wouldn't make sense to a four-year-old.

I'll have to put this one into my file along with my previous favorite:

"I'm not familiar precisely with exactly what I said, but I stand by what I said, whatever it was."

[Drunken Irishman]

17. You gotta wonder if he's having mini-strokes with all the pressure of the campaign.

[spiderpig]

18. You know, Irishman, I've wondered

if he isn't in early stages of dementia. He's only a couple of years older than I am, but he can't seem to compose an articulate statement.

Of course, he is a Republican. This is the best they can come up with?

At least we have DU so we can come here to vent.

[Aerows]

21. It's hard to keep things straight

When you lie as much as Mitt does. He has to edit himself to tell the appropriate lie depending on who he is talking to, and what day it is.

[spiderpig]

24. If you listen to Stephanie Miller

she prefaces Romney quotes with the theme song "They call him Flipper, Flipper - faster than lightning".

I'm

[Drunken Irishman]

22. It's a good point...

I know when you listen to him during his senate run in 1994, he sounds more confident and clearer - reasonable, even!

But now? Totally different person. He doesn't sound intelligent at all. He gets angry quick. His sentences end nowhere.

[spiderpig]

23. Exactly. I'd never vote for him anyway (corporate thug)

but his behavior is simply bizarre.

Agree or not with all of Obama's political decisions, he has never once embarrassed us on the world stage - has always conducted himself with dignity.

Can you imagine this dingbat (Romney) at the G8?

BTW - what's your preference - Jameson's or Power's?

[Rincewind]

9. He needs lots of tables

for all of his imaginary friends.

[ellisonz]

10. Why wouldn't he need multiple picnic tables?

[Laura PourMeADrink]

12. Word Salad. Reminds me of the Palin Sentence Diagram

[Iggo]

19. Oh, that's beautiful!

[HopeHoops]

14. It means he'll be against picnic tables tomorrow.

[SockyMonky]

16. Romney needs rules & structure, everything needs to be orderly in his world

Romney is not able to control the world around him and he's found himself in the middle of a Hurricane.

He is seeking the eye of the storm, but this is only a temporary respite.

He finds himself as more of a piece in a game, and not the hand that controls the movements.

Romney has no defined center since it shifts frequently based on expediencies and perceived necessities.

It would be wonderful to think that he realizes some of this and has internal conflicts that would eventually cause him to progress.

[iloveObama12]

20. What Does Anything By Mitt Romney Mean ???