Today's the big day here in Florida. While I am not a registered republican and cannot vote in the closed primary, I'm happy today is primary day because that means that hopefully tomorrow the attack ads will stop. The Romney campaign has decided to run a scorched earth campaign against Newt Gingrich, and it ain't pretty. For every Gingrich ad there are three Romney attack ads. I have to say, I'm liking candidate Romney less and less as the campaign drags on. I have no problem with attack ads, but I do require that they at least be truthful. Romney's are not.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
PROJECTION AND REVERSISM Updated
In yet another glaringly obvious case of projection, our esteemed President said a mouthful while attacking the republican agenda at yet another fundraiser last night (via the Weekly Standard):
Now, of course he was referring to the eeeeevil republican candidates destroying America as we know it. In reality, what he is trying to do is about as far from the core of what this country stands for as possible. Isn't that, in fact, what his claims to "fundamentally change" America were all about? Ostensibly, his point was that republicans won't make you your neighbor's keeper, but when was that ever the core of what this country stands for? It doesn't really jibe with our signature rugged individualism, but then, we all know how he feels about that little foible.
"The very core of what this country stands for is on the line"
Now, of course he was referring to the eeeeevil republican candidates destroying America as we know it. In reality, what he is trying to do is about as far from the core of what this country stands for as possible. Isn't that, in fact, what his claims to "fundamentally change" America were all about? Ostensibly, his point was that republicans won't make you your neighbor's keeper, but when was that ever the core of what this country stands for? It doesn't really jibe with our signature rugged individualism, but then, we all know how he feels about that little foible.
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Change,
Nancy Pelosi,
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ObamaCare,
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