Updated Application of Aristotle's Virtues to Mitt Romney

Aristotle had a whole library of virtues so this is We apply each one to the character of Mitt Romney on a Scale of One to Ten. These ascriptions of virtue are drawn from What Nietzsche Really Said. Robert C. Solomon and Kathleen M. Higgins, Shocken Books, NY (2000) p. 178



Courage - 2 a massive decline. It was 4.Temperance - 2 an even more massive decline. It was 7.Liberality - 1 even more massive. It was also 7. Magnificence - 8 a jump from 6 due to more awareness of his opulence and the squeaky-cleanness of his trophy family and their relatively gaffe-free performanceJustice and truthfulness - We were unable to award anything on this. It broke the machine.Wittiness and friendliness - 4 unchanged. The wit is a bit sophomoric and the friendliness sometimes painful to watch, but we need to cut slack somewhere.Honor - On this biggest of all Aristotelian virtues, we are awarding a 1 out of charity. We honestly can see no reason to trust this man or even be aware of what in any situation he might or might not do.  
Charles Sanders Peirce - Thinking in Threes