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Slack.com slash DHQ. Look, I've got to say something in defense of Mitt Romney here. He's

catching a lot of flack because it's been revealed, of course, that he had that fake Twitter

account. In fact, the only reason we know about that, I guess, is because he told on himself.

He admitted that he has a fake account and then people were able to find out which account

it is based on context clues. It turns out that he's got this fake account and the fake

account's name is Pierre Delecdot, which is a just a delectable name for a fake account.

If I do say so myself, and his account, his alter ego, Pierre Delecdot would often

compliment and defend Mitt Romney. People are making fun of him for that. But I've got

to come to Romney's defense, much like Pierre Delecdot would do and say that I don't blame

Romney for having fake accounts. I have fake accounts myself. I have many fake accounts.

The only difference is that my fake accounts have turned against me and now they all insult

me and troll me just like everybody else. Single tear goes down the cheek. At least my

point is at least Romney's alter ego is loyal to him. That's got account for something.

I think that speaks to a man's character when you're alter ego's because think about it.

Think about how close quarters you are with your alter ego. You're sharing a brain and

it could be really difficult to maintain a good working relationship. The fact that he

has is, I think speaks to it. By the way, remember, Trump's has an alter ego. His alter ego

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