They said they were only running it on comedy channels for fun.
Sadly, this won't be the first time the GOP has outed an member of our intelligence and gotten away with it. Though I still hold some small glimmer of hope that they suffer for this.
I thought the Sesame Workshop requested it be taken down?
I suspect it'll cost them in the way they'd least like it to. Now that the cover's blown, if Romney tries to attack Obama on Libya at the foreign policy debate, Obama can say "that's a sensitive national security matter, which House Republicans have already screwed up by politicizing it and revealing CIA operations to those who were seek to harm us."`
If Obama calls the Republicans on outing the CIA in Libya, they can just point to Valerie Plame and say nothing went wrong when that happened.
Happy about that, but the lead needs to be waaaay bigger imo. Penn. is absolutely critical.
If Obama calls the Republicans on outing the CIA in Libya, they can just point to Valerie Plame and say nothing went wrong when that happened.
Yeah, that's pretty much where it was pre-debate. I'd call it good. He was +7 in Michigan too in a recent poll there, GOP kept insisting they were tossups but they clearly aren't....+8 is massive.
I feel like he won't use it as a point of attack against Romney specifically, but he could just be like "my strategy is one of patience and level-headedness, the GOP's reckless strategy just recently busted the CIA's involvement in Libya" to buffer his own argument. However, the foreign policy debate will almost certainly be Obama's best if he brings his A game. His foreign policy record has been aces.Averon said:The House GOP just gave Obama a whole bunch of ammo to deal with the Libya topic on the 22nd. Whether he uses it is another question.
I think Chaffetz thought he was doing the right thing, but it was basically like accidentally revealing the identity of Batman
There are two readings of Chaffetz's words, from my angle. Either a) he was trying to catch the State Department out and suggest that they were violating confidentiality, in which case he completely screwed it up, or b) he is literally a moron.
I'm honestly not sure which one.
There are two readings of Chaffetz's words, from my angle. Either a) he was trying to catch the State Department out and suggest that they were violating confidentiality, in which case he completely screwed it up, or b) he is literally a moron.
I'm honestly not sure which one.
This is actually pretty funny. Jimmy Fallon does Mr. Romney's Neighborhood:
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/fallon-mocks-romney-with-mister-romneys-neighborhood-pbs-spoof/
@mpoindc : NBC/WSJ/Marist VA: Romney 48, Obama 47 || FL: Obama 48, Romney 47 || OH**: Obama 51, Romney 45 (LVs, 10/7-9, MoE +/- 3.1%) 1 minute ago more »
I lived in MN when he got elected. His senate run was a really cool thing to see. He visited my mom's workplace (non-profit semi-govt funded heating and fuel assistance agency) and he seemed like a really decent guy. Too bad what happened :/
Boom
Boom
You are assuming that nothing noteworthy happens in the next month to move the polls at all. If nothing does then Obama has a great chance of winning. I am just stating that if something does (and it goes against him) Obama will be in trouble. I just wanted to respond to those who were saying things that implied they thought Obama definitely has it in the bag. He's the favorite, but it isn't a sure thing.
Boom
Obama is +1 in FL.Another +4 for Obama in ohio.
+1 isn't enough for Romney in the other 2.
Virginia is tied but that might be good news for Obama due to Virgil Goode being on the ballot. And of course if the Hispanic vote increases that would be another benefit
I'm also not worried because I help out Obama's campaign in my region and have been for awhile now. I'm doing all I can to ensure his reelection.
Boom
SCOTUS was working on Affirmative Action today. It looks like it's going down at least in some degree. With Sotomayor having to recuse herself, there will definitely be enough anti-affirmative action votes.
Seems like Obama weathered the storm.
Why does Sotomayor have to recuse herself?
Why does Sotomayor have to recuse herself?
Obama is +1 in FL.
One factor that may have pulled the party ID more heavily toward Democrats in this poll was early voting. One-in-five respondents (18 percent) said they have already voted, and, of those, almost two-thirds (63 percent) said they voted for Obama.
You have no idea how much I respect you. Keep up the good work!I'm also not worried because I help out Obama's campaign in my region and have been for awhile now. I'm doing all I can to ensure his reelection.
::edit:: down 6 points already in OH? Well outside margin of error. Makes me a happy guy! Gotta knock on some doors this weekend!
pains of watching laker scrubs while reading poli-gaf. Though I look at +1 for Obama or Romney about the same. Still, Romney needed to be +2 in both IMO with his bounce.
Looking at Ohio internals right now. This is big: 35% voted early. Obama is up 2 in those who have yet to vote but up 4 overall. To do that, he must be up 8 or more in early voters.
Ohio is +6 not 4. My bad. Obama's 51 unchanged (must like the 52 to 51 in the other one). Romney up 2 is the only difference.
Only 2% claim they "might vote differently." - huge for Obama.
Also over 90% made up their minds before the debate.
Basically, the two Ohio polls today are saying Romney shored up a tiny part of his base but Obama's support is unphased and people have made up their mind.
If this is true, Ohio is going to be VERY hard to flip for Romney.