WorldTraveller

Yes, because "Big Business" is the same as the "Private Sector" You guys make this too easy

You mean the Crist who got his ass handed to him twice by Rubio? That Crist?

Fact: Romney has created more net jobs at Bain than Obama has for the U.S

I saw that, and I'm noticing how the left wing media is beginning to become unhinged and panicky sort of like what we saw from Chris Tingles today. They are seeing the momentum switch and are beginning to feel a lot of anxiety of the prospects of this thing possibly slipping away from them. Obviously it's still early, and there are lots of debates and both their conventions, but considering how they had all the press on their side throughout the summer, the incessant attempt to disqualify Romney early, while giving lots of bad publicity for Romney, and for it to be literally a tossup race and trending against them after all this, along with the prospects of getting massively outspent going down the stretch, a lot of panties are getting bunched up.

The Carter/Obama Wing of the Democratic Party is fracturing the economy.

NB's post made me laugh out loud. Thank you NB, I needed the good chuckle. And btw, most floridians don't agree with you

<p> You pretending to be a conservative is about as believable as saying Obama is a competent "centrist"

It was a joke, and many people laughed at Obama's expense. But hey, he's communicating in "dog whistle" language, and fortunately, the only people who have the "dog whistle" communication decoder are left wing dipshits. <p> And here is leftwing dipshit #1

<p> Actually, they are beginning to favor Romney. The Big Mo is on his side, many of the recent battle ground polls are now beginning to show either Romney with a lead, a tie or narrowly behind, same goes with the national polling as well.If you don't believe me, go to the RCP site and you will see it there

Obama can't run on his record, so now he's running on Clinton's.

Has anyone found a good answer for this thread yet?

So far he has been a good choice, and as I've always said, i have a lot of confidence that he will continue to be a positive for the campaign

In other news, baracks request to speak at the university of Virginia just got denied Sorry Barack, but this ain't 2008 no mo

Doc, what you aren't realizing is that the democratic party has moved further out to the left, what use to not be such a big campaign issue, suddenly is. The social conservative plank hasn't changed, the only thing that has changed is the loony lefts response to their opposition of this position.

The only backlash he will receive will be from those who weren't gonna vote for him as it is. Thousands of people at the rally laughed at obamas expense, while members of the "media" gasped

http://hotlineoncall.nationaljournal.com/archives/2012/08/akin-to-announc.php Guess he's staying in.

I'm reading the reaction from the media, and it's hilarious. Words that are being used are "racist", "controversy", "fringe", "birther", "firestorm", "far-right", etc. etc. Ya, don't go after their boy, (oh no, I said "boy" that must mean I'm a racist") not with this birth certificate stuff, or they'll call you out on it

Akin holding a press conference. http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/senate-races/245387-akin-to-hold-press-conference-this-afternoon Hope that kook drops out.

About as funny as O's Seamus dig. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2012/08/24/obamas_psaki_calls_romney_comment_gutterball_politics_says_dog_joke_was_short_light_moment.html Obama 2012 Traveling Press Secretary Jen Psaki says Mitt Romney's birth certificate joke is "gutterball politics." Psaki when asked about President Obama cracking a dog joke about Romney: It was a light moment in a longer speech about the wind energy tax credit and how important that is for jobs in Iowa, jobs in Colorado, investing in clean energy to help put people back to work. It was a short, light moment and otherwise, a very substantive policy speech that was laying out the substantive choice in this election. So it really was nothing more than that. So this is when you will see the double standard, O delivers a cheap shot, the press for the most part remains mum, or at most laments the tone from both campaigns. When Romney does the same, it's a "controversy" or a "firestorm" These lefty journalists get all over sensitive about their knight in shining armor.

<p> Even you have to admit that this post is lame

"He's a White Obama"? ****, Obama is a white Obama

As Paul Ryan so aptly described Obama's "recovery" as an "imaginary recovery" it appears, he has "imaginary" twitter followers too. http://content.usatoday.com/communities/theoval/post/2012/08/obama-has-millions-of-fake-twitter-followers/1#.UDekCKD329u President Obama's Twitter account has 18.8 million followers -- but more than half of them really don't exist, according to reports. A new Web tool has determined that 70% of Obama's crowd includes "fake followers," The New York Times reports in a story about how Twitter followers can be purchased.

More on DWS It's been a bad few weeks for DNC chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz.POLITICO's new eBook, by Glenn Thrush, reveals clashes between her and the White House. Internal polling rates her the least effective of all Obama campaign surrogates.But publicly, her biggest problems are on CNN, where she has become the easiest target for a network that -- to its credit -- seems to be putting greater emphasis on calling guests to account for contradictory and inaccurate statements.Earlier this month, CNN's Wolf Blitzer spent four minutes pushing Wasserman Schultz to admit that to admit that, despite her claims to the contrary, Paul Ryan's Medicare reform would not affect people over the age of 54. http://www.politico.com/blogs/media/ "Do you at least acknowledge that the quote that you gave from "The L.A. Times" is completely incorrect?" Cooper asked, after a back-and-forth over Romney's record on allowing for abortions in certain instances, like rape. "No, I don't acknowledge that. I know that is what you're saying," Wasserman Schultz shot back. When he started to read the quote, she interrupted, "Anderson, what I'm saying is, IT DOESN'T MATTER." "I think what you say does matter," he said. "You're quoting the LA Times and, again, you've misquoted them to back up a position." Read more: http://www.politico....l#ixzz24TlR53OW It doesn't matter?

I just checked out RCP The national race and all the battlegrounds have all dramatically tightened over the past 2 weeks. The big MO is on the conservative side.