In order to demonstrate proper campaign posture, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney stood behind running mate Paul Ryan on Saturday and gently guided the younger mans hips and elbows into an ideal speaking stance, sources confirmed. There you gojust let the speech flow from here, Romney reportedly said while patting Ryans abdomen and resting his chin on his shoulder as he maneuvered the Wisconsin congressmans shoulders into a more confident position, his strong but soft hands gradually plying the naive representatives frame into that of a master statesman. You're doing terrific, whispered the former Massachusetts governor as his right ear lightly brushed against Ryans cheek. Youre a natural. At press time, the candidates eyes had met, their gaze holding for upwards of 20 seconds. 