RustyNails
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My steam ID is Mitt Romney. Whenever i play left 4 dead 2, 7 times out of 10 people joke and ask me where are the returns or what was i doing in 2001. Its fun.
Romney truly is the worst politician ever.
Well, at least he still has his:
-record as Gov. of Mass.
-record at Bain
-record on the Olympics
-role as husband and father
i'm looking forward to experiencing Mittmentum after the Olympics. Suddenly, with a monopoly media attention, he will blossom into the candidate Democrats have feared. Articulate, a master of public policy, impeccable record in the private sector, humanitarian, a gold in dressage...
All of you will be foolish once this happens.
It only matters if the media throws that quote in his face every time he/the GOP mentions "Didn't build that." They won't, so who cares.
It's still funny, tho.
My man, Jared Bernstein schools some assface from Cato:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODf3DgVi-C8&feature=player_embedded
Yeah his Assualt Weapon Ban did hurt his record alot. Otherwise hes the same as John Kerry.Romney truly is the worst politician ever.
Well, at least he still has his:
-record as Gov. of Mass.
-record at Bain
-record on the Olympics
-role as husband and father
Saw the roll call a couple of pages back.
I have most of you beat. I started posting on GAF back when it was on the UBB boards in '99 right before the Dreamcast launched and when the actual Gaming-Age news site was more prominent. About a year later, the forum would gradually turn into a beast of its own and became more popular than the main site.
I've never been really a volume poster which explains even though I've been posting on this board for over 13 years, I still don't have a tag....I average about 2 posts a day and just keep a steady pace. These days I mostly just participate in NBA-GAF and PoliGAF and a few current event topics. I don't even goto the gaming side anymore. Just not enough time and maybe I'm getting old but it's just become completely alien to me over there.
Also since I work on games all day, I don't like getting in rabid discussions about them in my down time. Pretty much why I just stick to Lifestyle-GAF these days.
When Obama uncovers the sexual harrassment claim from a previous Bain worker, it will be epic. You trying to tell me, Romney is a dick, capitalist swine and hasn't slapped someone on the ass? Probably a September surprise.Romney truly is the worst politician ever.
Well, at least he still has his:
-record as Gov. of Mass.
-record at Bain
-record on the Olympics
-role as husband and father
In Tuesday's ad from the Romney campaign, an announcer points to Clinton's achievement, and claims Obama's directive would "gut welfare reform by dropping work requirements."
"Under Obama's plan, you wouldn't have to work and wouldn't have to train for a job. They just send you your welfare check," the announcer continues. "And welfare to work goes back to being plain old welfare."
Romney campaign spokeswoman Andrea Saul said the welfare ad was one piece in a larger push to highlight the Obama administration's changes to ways states administer welfare.
"Middle-class Americans are working harder and harder to make ends meet," Saul wrote. "Under President Obama, they have fewer jobs and less take-home pay. And now, President Obama wants to take their hard-earned tax dollars and give it to welfare recipients without work requirements."
"This policy will allow states to test new, more effective ways to help people get and keep a job," Carney said.
He called Republican criticism of the changes "hypocritical," pointing to past support from Republican governors including Romney for waivers to the federal requirements.
"Given this long, documented history of bipartisan support, it is surprising, to say the least, to see this kind of flip-flopping on the part of Republicans," Carney said.
In 2005, Romney signed a letter along with 29 other state governors to then-Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, calling for greater state flexibility in managing their TANF programs.
It's not "much ado about nothing" if you only get one side of the story.Of course he did.
So, seems like much ado about nothing.
Yes, you would. You would.
Priorities USA Action has unveiled the harshest ad yet about Mitt Romney's tenure at Bain Capital. It features a former steel worker at a Bain-owned company talking about their family's lost health insurance and his wife's death from cancer.
That's true. But at least Republicans are good at their sliminess. Reid just looks like an asshole and is making Romney look more like a victim.
At her age, she's a maybe. Especially if I have to talk to her. I'm not risking anything for her, though. Maybe if she's behind a glory hole.Yes, you would. You would.
It's not "much ado about nothing" if you only get one side of the story.
Fox News viewers (and those who hear water cooler talk from these people) will now think that Obama is trying to give handouts to the lazy and restrict the rights of military voters.
It's not about the truth, it's about getting an idea into the electorate and watching it propagate.
If Mitt releases his taxes and it's below 20%, it'll make Mitt the bitch. Reid doesn't care about how he looks. He's just protecting his meal ticket.
Yes, you would. You would.
Romney ad hitting Obama over Welfare changes.
Frankly I hadn't heard anything about this, and was curious to see what was actually true and what wasn't. From CNN political ticker...
So I guess their strategy is to go back to the "blame it on the poors" thinking. I hate this line of attack, since it seems like thinly veiled racism and seems to stereotype people on welfare as lazy and shiftless. White House response?
Of course he did.
So, seems like much ado about nothing.
again... you can have a 500 million dollar lead in fundraising, but if all you are doing is advertising to your base, it means little
Primary Tuesday....oh yeah.
When Obama uncovers the sexual harrassment claim from a previous Bain worker, it will be epic. You trying to tell me, Romney is a dick, capitalist swine and hasn't slapped someone on the ass? Probably a September surprise.
Maybe he also skeet shoots the French poor and other acts of cartoony supervillain behavior.
Yes, you would. You would.
Yes, you would. You would.
He's had to tie at least one woman to some train tracks at some point during his life.
again... you can have a 500 million dollar lead in fundraising, but if all you are doing is advertising to your base, it means little
Well Romney needs his base to really turn out for him. Of course, they aren't going to turn out for him, but they might turn out against Obama. That's his entire strategy.
For every 1 Romeny bump sticker I see, I see 2 or 3 specific Anti-Obama ones. It makes sense, a held nose vote is still a vote.
Well Romney needs his base to really turn out for him. Of course, they aren't going to turn out for him, but they might turn out against Obama. That's his entire strategy.
i have yet to see a Romney bumper sticker in the Philadelphia burbs. I see quite a few anti Obama bumper stickers though
On the subject, what moderates are left among the Republicans?
i have yet to see a Romney bumper sticker in the Philadelphia burbs. I see quite a few anti Obama bumper stickers though
Some of my co-workers seem like fairly moderate republicans. One guy I know supports Romney because he believes that Romney is really a moderate who's just pandering to the "crazy people" (his words) to secure the election.
Some of my co-workers seem like fairly moderate republicans. One guy I know supports Romney because he believes that Romney is really a moderate who's just pandering to the "crazy people" (his words) to secure the election.
You tell him those crazy people are going to be writing the legislation that Romney likely won't be vetoing?
Another thing I want to know more about guys: Chris Christie in relation to the rest of the GOP.
From what I've heard on the news and around here, Christie seems like the candidate the GOP deserves, but not the one it needs right now. Clarify?
On the subject, what moderates are left among the Republicans?
Romney himself may not be a raging moron, but he will be co-opted by the crazies and steer the country whichever way they want. If he's ready to disavow his signature legislative work in order to appease whoever was throwing bones, it tells you lot about how he will govern.That's my reason for not being worried if he's elected.
That's my reason for not being worried if he's elected.
Another thing I want to know more about guys: Chris Christie in relation to the rest of the GOP.
From what I've heard on the news and around here, Christie seems like the candidate the GOP deserves, but not the one it needs right now. Clarify?
On the subject, what moderates are left among the Republicans?
The trick is you balance your voting to ensure a split or divided Congress.
How many other people are employing that strategy?
Yep. The right is going to eat this up and run with it. They love this kind of garbage.
Too bad it's another thing that does nothing but get the group of people who already hates Obama riled up. I would assume that this type of argument does nothing for independents. They're the only ones who complain about welfare queens and government handouts.
Yep, it won't be until 2016 when Reid is up for re-election so he's not risking anything. No one will remember this or care once this election is over.
Romney himself may not be a raging moron, but he will be co-opted by the crazies and steer the country whichever way they want. If he's ready to disavow his signature legislative work in order to appease whoever was throwing bones, it tells you lot about how he will govern.
I'm not too worried that if he gets elected he's going to try and outlaw abortion or annul gay marriages or anything, but I don't think that his perspectives on wealth and inequality are something he created to pander, and I am worried about what he might do on those fronts.
Romney himself may not be a raging moron, but he will be co-opted by the crazies and steer the country whichever way they want. If he's ready to disavow his signature legislative work in order to appease whoever was throwing bones, it tells you lot about how he will govern.
http://livewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/entries/romney-obamas-taking-work-out-of-welfareMitt Romney attacked President Obama on welfare reform at a campaign event in Elk Grove Village, Illinois on Tuesday, criticizing him for letting states test new ways to implement the program.
“President Obama has tried to reverse that accomplishment by taking the work out of welfare,” Romney said to applause.