And swing voters don't appear to mind too much either - indeed, some like the fact that the high rhetoric and lofty promises of the 2008 campaign have been replaced, at least by Mr Romney, by a drier, more technocratic approach.

BBC: The strange Sandy-coloured campaign

For the business-school mind, it is too much about ideas, not policy management.

ECONOMIST: Bernard-Henri L��vy

It is our duty to look after ourselves and then also to help look after our neighbour and life is a reciprocal business and people have got the entitlements too much in mind without the obligations.

FORBES: Margaret Thatcher, Revolutionary Leader

There's too much on my mind, so I just decided to be aggressive and just let it go.

WSJ: Gee pitches 6 shutout innings, Mets beat Braves

Shakespeare's cynical turn of phrase - "They doth protest too much" - comes to mind.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: King of the Hill

When you talk about kids eating too much sugar, the usual suspects come to mind: breakfast cereals, sweet snacks, desserts, and candy.

CNN: A family's guide to healthy food substitutes

Too much of the tax code is written with the Fortune 500 in mind and the company with 50 employees or 500 employees is simply forgotten.

FORBES: Tax Reform For Small Business: Ways And Means Pitches Old Ball; Small-Ball And, Big-Ball

The movie, of course, brings to mind the classic 1973 film The Exorcist, which frankly I don't want to write too much about, lest I lose sleep.

FORBES: Magazine Article

But not only did Sorkin play with the facts far too much for a movie that purported to be about a real company and real people, to my mind he got the underlying reality of Silicon Valley utterly wrong.

FORBES: Please, Mr. Sorkin--Leave Steve Jobs Alone