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George W Beagle at Ace of Spades • Tue 2012 Sep 25, 11:19am

Aha - KT McFarland had the best explanation for why TFG isn't meeting with anyone at the UN - apparently if he does, then Romney will have the right to meet with them, too, and there is no way he wants those photo ops...

Optimizer at Ace of Spades • Mon 2012 Sep 24, 7:02pm

It's axiomatic that the more you dig into a politician's life, the more dirt you dig up. But as you dig into this guy's life, it just makes you look at your own life, and ask, "Why can't I be more like that?"

JackStraw at Ace of Spades • Mon 2012 Sep 24, 6:54pm

…[D]on't get into a door knocking game with a Mormon. Mormons own the door knocking game.

Daniel Halper, Weekly Standard • Sun 2012 Sep 23, 1:57pm

"With so much at stake in this election, both Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan should 'go rogue' and not hold back from telling the American people the true state of our economy and national security," says Palin. "They need to continue to find ways to break through the filter of the liberal media to communicate their message of reform."

Palin also suggests that Romney and Ryan can be responsible for an epiphany on this country's fiscal standing. "America desperately needs to have a 'come to Jesus' moment in discussing our big dysfunctional, disconnected, and debt-ridden federal government," says Palin.

Alexander Bolton at The Hill • Sat 2012 Sep 22, 11:08pm

They say Reid, who in July accused Romney of not paying taxes for a period of 12 years, has engaged in political activity that would violate federal rules if not for the Speech and Debate clause of the Constitution.

Reid pounced on Romney on Wednesday for remarks he made earlier this year characterizing “47 percent” …

“He’s campaigning on the Senate floor. It’s the taxpayer-funded Senate floor. The speech had nothing to do with the Senate. It was a pure campaign speech. You couldn’t give it in the rotunda. You couldn’t give it in my office. It’s a taxpayer-funded building,” said a senior Senate Republican aide.

ThePrimordialOrderedPair at Ace of Spades • Sat 2012 Jul 14, 9:44pm

88 Wow. No one here seems to remember how awful Rice was. She was behind Bush's disastrous move leftwards in his second term. She was a failure as SecState. She was a pali supporter who compared their "plight" to that of blacks during Jim Crow. She made that laughable Road-Kill Map - which Israel only accepted with 14 reservations and the palis totally rejected and violated from the first day - which she pulled out every single time she said anything (usually stupid) about the mid-east. She pushed Israel to allow Hamas in the Gaza elections. She screwed up with Russia - allegedly her forte. She practically endorsed Barky while she was SecState and almost surely voted for the America-hating Retard.

Rice is an idiot. She was a total failure. She would be horrible for Mitt to pick, or even to muse about picking. Rice is a lefty who would be more at home running on the dem ticket. I am amazed that people forget all of these things (and more). She was an absolute disaster as SecState and is not conservative in any way, shape, or form.

Mitt
Adam Shaw at American Thinker • Sat 2012 Jul 14, 7:04pm

“four characteristics that make her the perfect choice for Romney’s running mate…” Foreign Policy Background… Executive Branch Experience… Likeability [heh, poor Mitt]… and Argument/Rhetoric… “Rice knows how to make her point clearly, in a concise and professional manner, and with passion.” [I guess I just bought into the conventional wisdom that she meant it when she said she wasn’t interested. Silly me.]

Mitt
Charles C. Johnson at Breitbart • Sat 2012 Jul 14, 5:57pm

I have followed the career of Mitt Romney since 1994. I have read every book about and by him, and I have studied every move he made in the land of my birth. This is why I am convinced Romney will choose Condi Rice for the vice presidency: Massachusetts history, inside baseball, tactics, and temperament.

Jim Hoft at Gateway Pundit • Sat 2012 Jul 14, 5:20pm

Former Democratic Representative Artur Davis addressed the Northern Virginia Tea Party on Monday. The tea party conservatives embraced the former Alabama Democrat after he gave a fiery defense of conservative Republican policies and rallied the crowd to defeat his one-time political ally, President Barack Obama. Davis invoked both the 1980 Reagan revolution and Rosa Parks, earning him a standing ovation and chants of “U.S.A.” from more than 100 gathered at a restaurant in a suburb just outside Washington, D.C. [Video]

Smug O
Ben Shapiro at Breitbart • Sat 2012 Jul 14, 4:53pm

The same SEC form from February 2001 that lists Mitt Romney as “sole shareholder, sole director, Chief Executive Officer and President of Bain Capital … the controlling person of Bain Capital” also lists over a dozen other managing directors of Bain Capital, Inc. -- all of whom were undoubtedly more active than Romney was during this period. And President Obama took money from many of them.

William A. Jacobson at Legal Insurrection • Sat 2012 Jul 14, 4:27pm

The Boston Globe has broken the story that Mitt Romney remained CEO of Bain Capital until 2001, even though he has said he was not involved in deals after 1999… Obama campaign officials are treating this as huge breaking news, even suggesting criminality… Whatever else it was… it’s old news repackaged by the same newspaper which first published it a decade ago… Update: The Globe has taken down the story temporarily and will give partial credit to TPM and Mother Jones for a story The Globe originated a decade ago!

Mitt
Jim Hoft at Gateway Pundit • Mon 2012 Jul 9, 10:05pmFormer Obama donor Ronald Perelman, the chairman of Revlon, is not supporting Barack Obama this year… And he just held a high dollar fundraiser for Mitt Romney in the Hamptons. Mondoweiss reported: The New York Times reports that Romney had a big fundraiser at Revlon chairman Ron Perelman’s house in the Hamptons over the weekend. But just four years ago, Perelman maxed out for Barack Obama. according to federal records. Why the change? Well, Perelman has also given a lot to Orthodox Jewish causes, and the Times says one of the people coming to Perelman’s house for the fundraiser had Israel on her mind
Cutie-pie O
Todd Beamon at Newsmax • Sun 2012 Jul 8, 12:16pmA coalition of African-American pastors is calling on blacks to boycott President Barack Obama and sign a petition demanding that the administration withdraw support for gay marriage. The group, the 1,300-member Coalition of African-American Pastors, says it was snubbed by Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder when it demanded a meeting to discuss same-sex unions. The group had requested the meeting last month.
Mitt
Ian Swanson at The Hill • Thu 2012 Jul 5, 6:26pm
A subset of the Marine Corps band struck up one of Mitt Romney's walkout songs while President Obama was greeting visitors at the White House Independence Day celebration. A White House pool report said the band struck up Rodney Atkins's "It's America," and described it as an "awkward moment."
Cutie-pie O
Jim Hoft at Gateway Pundit • Sun 2012 Jul 1, 8:12pm
In 2008 Barack Obama admitted that he and his wife do not give birthday presents to their two daughters, Malia and Sasha. … But he wants yours… Today the Obama Campaign asked supporters to forgo birthday and wedding presents and send the cash to the Obama campaign.
Mitt
Jim Hoft at Gateway Pundit • Sun 2012 Jul 1, 8:09pm
Governor Romney raised over $4 million in twenty hours following the Obamacaretax ruling yesterday by the Supreme Court.
Madison Project • Wed 2012 Jun 27, 10:04pm
Feeling comfortable in his home crowd, Sullivan proudly defended his support for the NatGas Act during a debate two weeks ago. But Jim Bridenstine spoke to the inner-core of the conservative Oklahoma crowd. He called the bill a “big-government boondoggle” and boldly declared that “we ought not let Washington, D.C., control free markets with tax subsidies.” As they say, the rest is history. This must serve as an enduring lesson for those who desire to let the free market work – at least in the most conservative parts of the country.
Ed Morrissey on Hot Air • Tue 2012 Jun 26, 8:14pm
[Jon Stewart dissects Fast & Furious and Obama's assertion of Executive Privilege - 2 videos]
Michael Barbaro, NY Times • Tue 2012 Jun 19, 5:01pm
Mr. Bloomberg said that he believed Mr. Romney would probably be better at running the country than Mr. Obama, according to two guests. But Mr. Bloomberg said he could not support Mr. Romney because he disagreed with him on so many social issues, these two people said. The mayor mentioned two such issues: abortion rights and gun control.
Smokey O
Pat Dollard • Sun 2012 Jun 17, 11:49am
In 2004 George W. Bush’s re-election campaign worked to put anti-gay marriage ballot initiatives up for vote in several swing states in order to turn out more hard-core conservatives to the polls. This year the question is whether marijuana legalization measures will turn out young voters for Obama. [Just how stoned would you have to be to vote for Obama. Oh. Never mind. He won the last one.]
Obamagirl
I'm 41 • Fri 2012 Jun 15, 3:57pm
“Barack Obama was definitely the first ‘Internet President,’” she said, describing her experiences during the last cycle as “quite a roller coaster ride.” This time, however, Ettinger won’t say if she still supports Obama.
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PH Watts at American Thinker • Wed 2012 Jun 6, 4:03pm
If his poll numbers continue to be tepid into October, Obama will need a big distraction to take him through Election Day -- something that will have strong appeal beyond his swooning acolytes. Military action….
Tired O
Keith Koffler, White House Dossier • Thu 2012 May 24, 7:01pm
President Obama failed to appear on cue last night at the Fox Theater in Redwood City, California… earlier in the day in Denver, Baker reported that “the room at times felt a little flat and Potus seemed a little tired…" [Don't you think he looks tired?]
Reaganite Republican • Tue 2012 May 22, 11:02am
faux-Obama-assassination attempt… [to] spark a Helter-Skelter-type race war… gun confiscation, curfews, and DHS checkpoints (they recently obtained the bulletproof booths)… rabble-rousing masses of blacks and Muslims… pending US riots and subsequently cancelled elections…
Donkey's rear
James Simpson, Accuracy in Media • Fri 2012 May 18, 6:36pm
This report reveals the Left’s vote fraud strategy for the 2012 elections. Like a KGB operation, it is thorough, multi-faceted and redundant. It has overt and covert, illegal and legal elements, the latter of which are designed, at least in part, to facilitate illegal activities later. It is a deliberate, premeditated, comprehensive plan to win the 2012 presidential election at all costs, and is in keeping with the organizational methods, associations and ethics of the Community-Organizer-in-Chief, Barack Obama. [This is why all the polls are meaningless. Can the Republicans fight this fraud?]
Scowly O
Jim Hoft, Gateway Pundit • Fri 2012 May 11, 8:59pm
Far left President Barack Obama is soooo unpopular that a Texas inmate just won 42% of the votes in the West Virginia Democratic presidential primary. ... Keith Judd, is serving time at the Beaumont Federal Correctional Institution in Texas for making threats at the University of New Mexico in 1999.
AssElephant
Daren Jonescu, American Thinker • Tue 2012 May 1, 11:00am

Tea Partiers and other constitutionally minded Americans for whom "Anyone but Obama" rings hollow, and who still harbor hopes of a third-party challenge to the GOP establishment, may find food for thought in a living example of such a conservative challenge -- namely, that which arose in Canada a quarter-century ago. Americans would benefit from a careful evaluation of their neighbors' success. [Well, maybe. The vast majority of Americans are pretty much totally stuck in the Republicrat-Demican mindset.]

Smokey O
Jim Hoft, Gateway Pundit • Sat 2012 Apr 28, 2:07pm

It’s pretty clear by now that any 6 year-old would have ordered the hit on Osama Bin Laden last year. Yet, it took Barack Obama hours, and possibly days, to give the military permission to pull off the attack. Now Barack Obama in a new web ad claims Mitt Romney wouldn’thave ordered Bin Laden raid.

Cutie-pie O
Shiggz RocketSurgeon at Ace of Spades • Fri 2012 Apr 27, 1:59pm

Here's my theoretical fun campaign youtube commercial

Romney says, "I am different...

I have no idea if dog tastes like chicken....

When I hear BLT I think sandwich not Black Liberation Theology....

When I hear CRT I think old giant tube screens not Critical Race Theory....

In other words, I am not an incurious thin skinned little bitch who never had a real job and "grew up" in the circle jerk bubble of radical academia....

While I am not exactly like you, we are twins compared to Professor Arugula prissy pants."

Ron Paul
Breitbart News • Thu 2012 Apr 19, 5:49pm

Ron Paul [hasn't] been present for 92 percent of House votes this year.... Paul missed 136 votes in 2012 and showed up for just 15. He missed 69 votes in a row. Apparently Paul’s desire to represent his constituents took a back seat to his desire to amass a fantastic campaign warchest – a warchest that will not be used in the general election.

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