As a young man, Eric Cantor imagined himself as Count
Henri de Beauvray, a confirmed bachelor, who, in Victor
Herbert's operetta, Mlle. Modiste, sings "I Want What I
Want When I Want It" (lyrics by Henry Blossom), a song
about the evils of marriage. Today, Eric has been married
for 23 years, is the father of three children, and is just
another Romneyite flip-flopper.