RobUs -- What a DORK !!! Even his supporters are Clueless !!!!

I'll take a successful dork over a BS snake oil salesman any day. :-)

the muslim grover norquist (3rd repub party leader in line behind ronald reagan and rush limbaugh) said that the next repub president doesn't need to know how to do anything, except to have digits high enough to know how to sign his name.

they don't want mitt romney to govern. they just want him to sign his name.

Just more 'mirror imaging' from the Liberals that elected a puppet whose strings are pulled by the large labor unions and George Soros. :-)

... nick knack paddy whack give the dog a bone this old man came rolling home..

Ah, yes, labor unions and George Soros, the great string pullers of the 21st century. Except they can't hold a candle to the Koch Bros and Sheldon Adelson. Those two can outspend anybody and probably will. These guys are your REAL string pullers, but you're too stupid to see it.

@Vatican12442 Where have you been lately? Polls after polls show Obama leading Romney on latino votes. The repubs has nothing to offer for the latino voters. Most on fox/fake news even calls them "illegals", like they're not humans. There is no sweet irony in the real world sweetheart, it only happens in your imagination. Stu*id repub.

You radical lunatics still don't get it, do you? Remember how your MSNBC polling "thought" Walker was going to lose, but won big? Do you know why? I'll let you in on a secret. Socially conservative Blacks and Latinos that voted for Obama in '08 will tell your Liberal polsters and co-workers that they would vote for Obama again so as not to deal with the radical idiotic revenge of fellow Progressive nut cases like you; that is until they go to the polls where they can vote their conscience in private. Idiot liberals... clueless to the end, and the end is coming soon for you all this November. So, please keep embracing those "polls". I see it and enjoy the fact that you all don't. Another election surprise!

Good grief.....

Yea that "DORK" mitt only made himself a few hundered million bucks$$$$

because Obama's "hope and change" said so much... Ha ha! No substance and kept it simple for the Liberals. :-)

NObama 2012!!!!!!

Romney/Nobody 1812

And the leftwingnuts say Mitt is a flip-flopper....

Just when obama flips he is violating the constitution and the rules and laws of government.

And when in the senate obama made a speech about the evils of raising the debt ceiling.

But as soon as he took office he was like a kid in the candy store...

I can't wait to see how many people will actually BUY that load of BS in Nov.

By being moderate to get the base's vote, he's proven that he's a liar to the fringe he was courting up till now; and by proving he's a liar to the fringe, he's proven he's a liar to everybody else.

Great description of President Obama

You have President Obama to a T

You may not know this, but twisting people's words is not an argument, and shows you to be a small child.

If obama wins.... Who will he put the blame on for the past 4 years of over 8% unemployment, 40 million on food stamps and 12 million out of work???

He can't say it was "Bush's" fault any more...

02/2013 Obama: we just took over a bad situation left by the last administration...

Aw lipkrak... you sound like another desperate nut case that knows his free ride is coming to an end this Fall when the wealth redistribution train gets derailed by real Americans. To say you're a moron would be an insult to morons like Whom. You have no clue what Romney stands for because all you watch is mindless Media Matters, which passes it's stories to MSNBC to spew to the clueless idiots like you. Enjoy the show! :-)

@Vatican12442 You're an idiot. You and Romney both are big idiots. What does Romney really stand for other than $$$? That moron changes his position each season. He doesn't stand for anything other than big money. You republicans are a bunch of hypocrite a$$h0l3s.

Just love these liberals, they give each other green stars for violating the term of use..

I told 1 poster to "get a life" and got cliped for 3 days...

That's because he's full of mitt.

A majority of Americans would vote for Mitt if he simply said, "I would do the opposite of everything Obama has done over the past four years." It would be a landslide victory!! :-) That's positive change!

Let's face it, many white Americans will vote for Mr. Romney for one reason...He is white! Even though he has his moderate, left foot in the closet and his right foot out just a little..to fish for white votes...he is pitiful...but he is trying to be with the teaparty boys and girls.

Still beating the old racist drum like a good Democrat that created racism in America centuries ago? At least you're consistent in your hate, fear and small minded thinking. You all used racist attacks against Herman Cain, which was funny as you were caught in a Catch 22 with Obama as many of you were Hillary supporters that hated Obama, but had no choice but to support him against McCain. Love it!! :-) It's funny watching the Obama campaign pander for Black and Latino votes as they decimate their jobs with record unemployment. We're waiting for more class warfare rhetoric BS!

I guess President Obama WAS AGAINST IT BEFORE HE WAS FOR IT

September 28, 2011

President Obama :

"I just have to continue to say this notion that somehow I can just change the laws unilaterally is just not true. We are doing everything we can administratively. But the fact of the matter is there are laws on the books that I have to enforce. And I think there's been a great disservice done to the cause of getting the DREAM Act passed and getting comprehensive immigration passed by perpetrating the notion that somehow, by myself, I can go and do these things. It's just not true."

THE WHITE HOUSE

Only in your delusional mind, which is where most of you live on the Ed Show blog. Funny farms. :-)

14 Bald-Faced Mitt Romney Flip-Flops

#1 On Immigration - For A Path To Citizenship, Then Against

FLIP: "Gov. Mitt Romney expressed support ... for an immigration program that places large numbers of illegal residents on the path toward citizenship ... Romney said illegal immigrants should have a chance to obtain citizenship." (Evan Lehmann, "Romney Supports Immigration Program, But Not Granting 'Amnesty'," The Lowell Sun, 3/30/06)

FLOP: "[I] think I'm best off to describe my own positions. And my positions, I think I've just described for you – secure the border, employment verification and no special pathway to citizenship. I feel that's the course we ought to take." (CNN's "The Situation Room," 5/22/07)

2) On George W. Bush's Tax-Cuts

FLIP: "[R]omney spoke at the 10th annual legislative conference organized by U.S. Rep. Martin T. Meehan (D-Lowell) and met with the Massachusetts delegation. ... Congressional sources said that a point of contention arose when Romney refused to take a position on Bush's massive, 10-year tax cut plan." (Noelle Straub, "Romney Talks Policy With Bush Staffers, Mass. Delegation," Boston Herald, 4/11/03)

FLOP: "McCain opposed President Bush's tax cuts, Romney noted. 'I supported them,' the former governor said." (Lee Bandy, "Romney Targeting McCain," The State [SC], 2/4/07)

3) Anti-Reagan then, now Pro-Reagan.

FLIP: "I was an independent during the time of Reagan-Bush. I'm not trying to return to Reagan- Bush," Mitt Romney said during a debate with Ted Kennedy

FLOP: "'Ronald Reagan is one of my heroes,' Romney said as he praised Reagan's strategy for winning the Cold War: 'We win; they lose.'" (Michael Levenson, "Romney Links Gay Marriage, US Prestige," The Boston Globe, 2/26/05)

4) On The National Rifle Association And Gun Laws

FLIP: "[Romney] said he will take stands that put him at odds with some traditional ultra- conservative groups, and cited his support for the assault rifle ban and the Brady gun control law. 'That's not going to make me the hero of the NRA,' he said. 'I don't line up with a lot of special interest groups.'" (Andrew Miga, "Mitt Rejects Right-Wing Aid," Boston Herald, 9/23/94)

FLOP: Romney told a Derry, N.H., audience, 'I'm after the NRA's endorsement. I'm not sure they'll give it to me. I hope they will. I also joined because if I'm going to ask for their endorsement, they're going to ask for mine.'" (Glen Johnson, "Romney Calls Himself A Longtime Hunter," The Associated Press, 4/5/07)

5) On Whether He Even Owns A Gun (This story changed within just a few days)

FLIP: "I have a gun of my own. I go hunting myself. I'm a member of the NRA and believe firmly in the right to bear arms," Romney said. (Glenn And Helen Show, www.glennandhelenshow.com, 1/10/07)

FLOP: "Asked by reporters at the gun show Friday whether he personally owned a gun, Romney said he did not. He said one of his sons, Josh, keeps two guns at the family vacation home in Utah, and he uses them 'from time to time.'" (Scott Helman, "Romney Retreats On Gun Control," The Boston Globe, 1/14/07)

6) Is the planet warming? Mitt probably agreed with you at one time or another.

Courtesy of mittromney

FLIP: "I think the global warming debate is now pretty much over and people recognize the need associated with providing sources which do not generate the heat that is currently provided by fossil fuels ..." (Jack Coleman, "Massachusetts Governor Urges Use Of Alternative Energy," Cape Cod Times, 3/14/03)

"I concur that climate change is beginning to [have an] effect on our natural resources and that now is the time to take action ..." ("Romney OK With Plan On Emissions," Boston Herald, 7/24/03)

FLOP: "I have to tell you with regards to global warming that that's something, which, you're right, the scientists haven't entirely resolved, but no question about one thing, it's getting warmer, and a lot of good reasons for us to use less energy, to use it more efficiently and to develop sources here in this country that could allow us to be more independent of foreign sources." (CNBC's "Kudlow & Company," 2/7/07)

"Unfortunately, some in the Republican Party are embracing the radical environmental ideas of the liberal left. As governor, I found that thoughtful environmentalism need not be anti-growth and anti-jobs. But Kyoto-style sweeping mandates, imposed unilaterally in the United States, would kill jobs, depress growth and shift manufacturing to the dirtiest developing nations. Republicans should never abandon pro-growth conservative principles in an effort to embrace the ideas of Al Gore." (Romney For President, Press Release, 2/23/07)

7) Don't Ask Don't Tell? Don't Ask Mitt Romney

FLIP: In 1994 "[Romney] called President Bill Clinton's 'don't ask, don't tell' military policy 'the first of a number of steps that will ultimately lead to gays and lesbians being able to serve openly and honestly in our nation's military.'" (Dan Balz and Shailagh Murray, "Mass. Governor's Rightward Shift Raises Questions," The Washington Post, 12/21/06)

FLOP: "[Romney] defended his policy switch on gays in the military. He said when he first heard the phrase 'don't ask, don't tell,' he thought it was 'kind of a silly phrase that didn't make a lot of sense.' But the last 10 years have convinced him that the policy is working and there is no reason to change it, he said." (Alexa Aguilar, "Romney Campaigns In Chicago," Chicago Tribune, 4/12/07)

8) Has your position on same-sex marriage changed? So has Mitt Romney's.

FLIP: When a 2002 Constitutional Amendment was proposed to ban same-sex marriage, Romney opposed it. "Romney's family members signed the petition to put it on the ballot 'without reading the fine print,' [Romney aide Eric] Fehrnstrom said, but he has no reason to believe they do not support it. 'Mitt did not know they signed it, and Mitt does not support it,' he said. 'As far as Mitt is concerned, it goes farther than current law, and therefore it's unnecessary.'" (Rick Klein, "Romney Kin Signed Petition To Ban Same-Sex Marriage," The Boston Globe, 3/22/02)

FLOP: "Just two weeks before lawmakers resume a Constitutional Convention to vote on a proposed ballot initiative to ban same-sex marriage, Gov. Mitt Romney will stand with the supporters of the measure to call on the Legislature to back it. Romney will join petition backers in a State House press event today to urge the Legislature to pass the Protection of Marriage Amendment when the Constitutional Convention reconvenes July 12, authorizing a 2008 ballot question asking voters to define marriage as between one man and one woman." (Kimberly Atkins and Kate Gibson, "Mitt Joining Supporters Of Anti-Gay Wed Initiative," Boston Herald, 6/28/06)

9) On embryonic stem cell research, Romney's still developing a fully-formed position.

FLIP: "Speaking at a bioethics forum, GOP gubernatorial hopeful Mitt Romney yesterday endorsed embryonic stem cell research ... [Romney] endorsed embryonic stem cell research, saying the controversial science might one day help treat his wife's multiple sclerosis in addition to numerous other degenerative diseases. ... Romney spoke extensively about his position on stem cell research, which also involves embryo destruction." (Raja Mishra, "Romney Endorses Stem Cell Research, Is Silent On Cloning," The Boston Globe, 6/14/02)

FLOP: ...On Feb. 10, 2005 ... Romney came out strongly against the cloning technique ... He vowed to press for legislation to criminalize the work. Romney's opposition stunned scientists, lawmakers, and observers because of his past statements endorsing, at least in general terms, embryonic stem cell research." (Scott Helman, "Romney's Journey To The Right," The Boston Globe, 12/17/06)

10) Favorite Book? Well, that depends.

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FLIP: FOX NEWS' MARTHA MCCALLUM: And an interesting response to his favorite novel. ROMNEY: "Actually the one by L. Ron Hubbard, I hate to think ... I'm not in favor of his religion by any means, but he wrote a book called 'Battlefield Earth' that was a very fun science fiction book." (Fox News' "Fox & Friends," 4/30/07)

FLOP (Maybe just a hedge): "Asked about his comments during a Fox News interview Monday that L. Ron Hubbard's 'Battlefield Earth' is his favorite novel, Romney said Huckleberry Finn is his favorite fiction and that the book by Hubbard, who founded Scientology, is his favorite science fiction reading." (Mary Anne Ostrom, "Education Should Determine Immigrants' Legal Status, Mitt Romney Says," The [San Jose, CA] Mercury News, 5/1/07)

11) His Own Health-Care Initiative. He's Not Sure About That Either.

FLIP: "In a Colonial-era hall, with a fife-and-drum corps marching in with him, Gov. Mitt Romney (R) signed a bill Wednesday requiring all Massachusetts residents to purchase health insurance -- portraying the measure as a historic solution to health-care costs, even as questions emerge about whether the state can afford it. The signing [was] staged with a near-presidential attention to theatrics and slogan-bearing banners..." (David A. Fahrenthold, "Mass. Marks Health-Care Milestone," The Washington Post, 4/13/06)

FLOP: "As governor of Massachusetts he signed a bipartisan law intended to ensure that every resident has coverage. Romney touted it as an innovative free-market solution. Yet these days, Romney ... is much more likely to present his state's universal coverage law as not a model to copy but an example for other states to learn from. He's now a critic of his own biggest achievement." (Sean Higgins, "Ex-Gov. Romney Keeps Distance From His Own Mass. Health Plan," Investor's Business Daily, 3/7/07)

12) Tax Pledges are beneath Romney, until the presidency was in front of him.

FLIP: "Four years ago, Mitt Romney broke with GOP tradition and refused to sign the [Americans for Tax Reform] pledge [to 'oppose and veto any and all efforts to increase taxes']." (Lisa Wangsness, "Healey Will Sign Antitax Pledge," The Boston Globe, 9/4/06)

"Romney's Gubernatorial Campaign Spokesman, Eric Fehrnstrom, Dismissed Such Pledges At The Time As 'Government By Gimmickry.'" (Scott Helman, "Romney Finds 'No New Taxes' Promise Suits Him After All," The Boston Globe, 1/5/07)

FLOP: "Almost five years after he refused to sign a 'no new taxes' pledge during his campaign for governor, Mitt Romney announced ... that he had done just that, as his campaign for the 2008 Republican presidential nomination began in earnest." (Scott Helman, "Romney Finds 'No New Taxes' Promise Suits Him After All," The Boston Globe, 1/5/07)

13) Money in politics? Sometimes its good, sometimes it is bad.

FLIP: "Romney also said he advocates spending limits on congressional elections, even suggesting that the current race against Sen. Edward M. Kennedy should have a $6 million spending cap." (Frank Phillips, "Romney, Vowing To Live It, Touts Congress Reform Plan," The Boston Globe, 7/27/94)

"[Mitt Romney] once touted dramatic restructuring measures such as taxing political contributions and placing spending limits on federal campaigns." (Alexander Bolton, "Romney's About-Face On Campaign Funding," The Hill, 2/8/07)

FLOP: "Romney noted his foe from Arizona wrote the McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform law that restricts certain types of contributions. 'That's a terrible piece of legislation,' Romney said. 'It hasn't taken the money out of politics. ... (But) it has hurt my party.'" (Lee Bandy, "Romney Targeting McCain," The State, 2/4/07)

14) NOW THE BIG ONE: During his 1994 Senate Run, Mitt Romney argued that he was more pro-choice than Ted Kennedy

FLIP: "When Kennedy called him 'multiple choice,' Romney demanded an extra rebuttal. He revealed that a close relative died of an illegal abortion years ago and said, 'Since that time, my mother and my family have been committed to the belief that we can believe as we want, but we will not force our beliefs on others on that matter, and you will not see me wavering on that.'" (Joan Vennochi, "Romney's Revolving World," The Boston Globe, 3/2/06)

"I believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country. I have since the time that my mom took that position when she ran in 1970 as a US Senate candidate. I believe that since Roe v. Wade has been the law for 20 years we should sustain and support it." (Joan Vennochi, "Romney's Revolving World," The Boston Globe, 3/2/06)

14) (continued) When he went to conservative Utah, that tune changed.

FLOP: "When I am asked if I am pro-choice or pro-life, I say I refuse to accept either label." (Glen Warchol, "This Is The Place, But Politics May Lead Romneys Elsewhere," The Salt Lake Tribune, 2/14/99)

14 (continued) But I'm running for office in Massachusetts again, so I'm pro-choice again

FLIP: "I will preserve and protect a woman's right to choose, and am devoted and dedicated to honoring my word in that regard. I will not change any provisions of Massachusetts' pro-choice laws." (2002 Romney-O'Brien Gubernatorial Debate, Suffolk University, Boston, MA, 10/29/02)

In 2002, Romney Offered His Completed NARAL Questionnaire, Filled Out With "Mostly Abortion-Rights Positions," To The Media Even Before Returning It To NARAL. "Yesterday, Romney also aimed to head off confusion about his stance on abortion rights by answering a Mass National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League questionnaire with mostly abortion-rights positions. He offered the questionnaire to the press even before he returned it to MassNARAL..."

14 (continued) FLOP: Then he started thinking of national office as a Republican. ANd he happened to have a revelation

FLOP: "Romney said he had a change of heart on the issue after speaking with a stem-cell researcher, Dr. Douglas Melton. Romney claims Melton said 'Look, you don't have to think about this stem cell research as a moral issue, because we kill the embryos after 14 days.'

'It hit me very hard that we had so cheapened the value of human life in a Roe v. Wade environment that it was important to stand for the dignity of human life,' Romney says." (Karen Tumulty, "What Romney Believes," Time, 5/21/07)

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Bald-Faced Obama Flip-Flops

1. Keeping Guantanamo open

Undoubtedly Obama's biggest flip-flop, his decision to keep the Guantanamo detention facility in operation has outraged his liberal supporters and 'shocked' European governments, who, needless to say, had overwhelmingly declined to take large numbers of dangerous terror suspects off the hands of the US government.

As a presidential candidate in 2008, Obama had condemned President Bush for supposedly "running prisons which lock people away without telling them why they're there or what they're charged with", and signed an executive order shutting the facility down immediately upon taking office. Two years later Guantanamo still holds 172 detainees, and plays a vital role in the long war against Islamist terrorism.

2. Bringing back military tribunals for terror suspects

As a presidential candidate, Barack Obama was a firm opponent of the Bush administration's military tribunals, which he said "failed to establish a legitimate legal framework and undermined our capacity to ensure swift and certain justice." But, as The New York Times reported last week, "President Obama on Monday reversed his two-year-old order halting new military charges against detainees at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, permitting military trials to resume with revamped procedures but implicitly admitting the failure of his pledge to close the prison camp", paving the way for 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four co-conspirators to face trial at Guantanamo.

3. Continuing renditions of terror suspects

In a 2007 Foreign Affairs article, Senator Obama gave a strong indication that he would end the Bush administration practice of rendition of terror suspects:

"To build a better, freer world, we must first behave in ways that reflect the decency and aspirations of the American people… This means ending the practices of shipping away prisoners in the dead of night to be tortured in far-off countries, of detaining thousands without charge or trial, of maintaining a network of secret prisons to jail people beyond the reach of the law."

But, as The New York Times reported in August 2009, the Obama administration's Interrogation and Transfer Task Force announced that it would retain renditions, but with what The Times referred to as "more oversight".

4. Ordering military action in Libya without seeking Congressional authorisation

President Obama has shown a striking lack of consistency with regard to the question of Congressional authorisation and the use of force. In a 2007 interview with The Boston Globe, then Senator Obama declared:

"The President does not have power under the Constitution to unilaterally authorize a military attack in a situation that does not involve stopping an actual or imminent threat to the nation. In instances of self-defense, the President would be within his constitutional authority to act before advising Congress or seeking its consent. History has shown us time and again, however, that military action is most successful when it is authorized and supported by the Legislative branch. It is always preferable to have the informed consent of Congress prior to any military action."

However, as president in March 2011, Barack Obama authorised military action against the Libyan regime without consulting Congress, a decision which drew heavy fire on Capitol Hill.

5. Dropping Third Site missile defences in order to appease the Russians

In his Prague speech in April 2009, President Obama pledged to move forward with the Bush-era plans for Third Site missile defences in Poland and the Czech Republic:

So let me be clear: Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile activity poses a real threat, not just to the United States, but to Iran's neighbors and our allies. The Czech Republic and Poland have been courageous in agreeing to host a defense against these missiles. As long as the threat from Iran persists, we will go forward with a missile defense system that is cost-effective and proven.

Just six months later however, the Obama administration surrendered to Russian demands, and dramatically dropped plans for Third Site. As I noted at the time, "this was a shameful abandonment of America's friends in eastern and central Europe, and a slap in the face for those who actually believed a key agreement with Washington was worth the paper it was written on."

6. Letting Sudan off the hook for the Darfur genocide

In 2004, Senator Obama was a prominent supporter of a "humanitarian intervention" to halt state-sponsored mass killing in Darfur, declaring in a speech that "we cannot, in good conscience, stand by and let the genocide continue." He advocated tough UN sanctions against the brutal regime of Omar Hassan al-Bashir, which "should freeze the assets of the Sudanese government, its leaders and business affiliates; outlaw arms sales and transfers to Sudan; and prohibit the purchase of Chinese oil."

However, as president, Obama dramatically changed his tune, extending the hand of friendship to Bashir, despite the fact the Sudanese government and its proxy Janjaweed Arab militias had butchered hundreds of thousands of people. As Obama's special envoy to Sudan, retired Air Force Major General J. Scott Gration put it, describing the new strategy of appeasement:

"We've got to think about giving out cookies. Kids, countries — they react to gold stars, smiley faces, handshakes, agreements, talk, engagement."

7. Backing a federal Europe after defending national sovereignty

In July 2009 the president made a striking defence of the principle of national sovereignty in a speech he gave at the New Economic School in Moscow. President Obama spoke in eloquent terms of:

“America’s interest in an international system that advances cooperation while respecting the sovereignty of all nations. State sovereignty must be a cornerstone of international order. Just as all states should have the right to choose their leaders, states must have the right to borders that are secure, and to their own foreign policies. That is true for Russia, just as it is true for the United States. Any system that cedes those rights will lead to anarchy.”

His administration, however, has done all it can to advance the pooling of national sovereignty in Europe, and the rise of a European superstate. In her meeting with EU Foreign Policy chief Baroness Ashton in January, Hillary Clinton described the Lisbon Treaty, a blueprint for a European federal superstate, as “a major milestone in our world’s history”, and Obama's Ambassador to London, Louis Susman, told a group of MEPs in Brussels that “all key issues must run through Europe.”

8. Pledging to restore America’s standing in the world but lowering it instead

A key foreign policy theme of the Obama presidential election campaign was the notion that President Bush had damaged America’s image on the world stage, with his supposedly ‘cowboy’ policies. In the words of a campaign document, “Barack Obama and Joe Biden will restore America’s standing in the world by providing a new American leadership to meet the challenges of a new century”.

As president, however, Obama has done exactly the opposite, insulting key allies such as Great Britain, Israel and Poland, projecting weak leadership, and undermining the standing of the United States as the world’s only superpower. As I’ve noted before:

No American president in modern times has invested less effort in maintaining US alliances than Barack Obama. Whether it is siding with Marxists in Honduras against pro-American forces, condemning Israel, throwing the Poles and Czechs under the bus, or trashing the Anglo-American Special Relationship, the Obama administration has gone out of its way to kick its allies in the teeth while kowtowing to America’s enemies. For a president who boasted in his election campaign of restoring America’s “standing” in the world, Obama has done a spectacularly bad job of preserving friendships with Washington’s closest friends.

Or as known as in the real world Fox news rewrites of Obama not meant to be factual but don't it make us money.

I would have to say that Romney is still "evolving"in his position on the issues

Spoken from someone when President Obama pulls something from his behind, you are ready with a fork and a knife

Projecting your love of the Koch brothers again?

Still stroking George Soros again in his "magic underpants"? :-)

Or as known as in the real world Fox news rewrites of Obama not meant to be factual but don't it make us money.

Ah you can not just "re-write" what a person says in the media and in public and in private..

FOX news like all news media ( the ed show is not a news show) just play back the video and it is obama bumping his gum's and we all listen to what he is saying.

How many times in the very short history of the ed show, has ed come out and said he screwed up!!!!!!! got the Lura Ingraham deal, the Rick Perry deal........

2 of ed's highlights.....

Obama was the 1st to use a Super PAC when he ran against McCain, and chose to use a Super PAC again in 2012. Now they find themselves being out done by the GOP as Romney is receiving more contributions 5 months from the election. Ha ha! :-) Now lets hear the whining because this blog is so cheesy. It's a perfect combination. Those that live by the sword; often die by the sword.

@Vatican

Your persuasive logic is just ... well ... stunning?

There are many points regarding campaign financing - who did what first, most, best, whatever - that could be talked about. You know - discuss pros and cons.

I was limiting my comment specifically to whether the sources of money that are large enough to effect the outcome of elections should be made known. It's kind of like wondering whether you should buy a used car if you knew nothing about the person who was telling you what a great deal you are getting.

If you have an opinion and are interested in sharing, please go ahead. But, to be honest, I think I'll just go back to ignoring what you have to say.

Vatican's a spammer who's not interested in discussion. He just attacks everyone on the blog.

I think he's a rereg of OtD.

He lives in his mother's basement playing HALO and delivering pizza and beer for cigarette and beer money.

MMMMmmm, pizza! and a cold beer! MMMMmmmm Okay, breaks over - time to kick more Liberal butt with the facts. :-)

Just some of Real Chris Comments

you be the Judge!!!

• Poll: Will Mitt Romney ever take a firm stance on anything?

  Mon Jun 18, 2012

  • Louie Gohmert is an @!$%#, but he said something really funny (and true) about Romney:
• Fri Jun 15, 2012
  • The only thing people are fed up with is you and your KKK friends.
• Fri Jun 15, 2012
  • Your statements are pathetic. Rove won't pay you for such childish crap. Go back to playing HALO in your mother's basement. Keep delivering pizza for cigarettes and beer.

Unlike you, every word is true.

Odd how you left out Gohmert's comment.

Gee. I wonder if this would constitute a personal attack?

Read again

LMAO

@TheRealChris

(BTW is there a NotRealChris?)

I disagree with the phrase "@!$%#", but otherwise agree.

Statement from justlyingasfastasIcan:

juststatingitasitis

Spoken from someone when President Obama pulls something from his behind, you are ready with a fork and a knife

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#10.7 - Mon Jun 18, 2012 10:08 PM EDT

Unlike you, every word is true.

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

And a sign you can't think of anything to say.

Liberals,,,,, had obama done a good job, well then the money would be coming in on his side!!!!!!!!!!!!

Go read what Steve Winn has to say..... Dude is a democrat and he supported obama in 2008...

He also is the CEO of WINN resorts...

Try reading Mother Goose, it may help on your material you post...

Democrats of all color can't help themselves but be racist; it's in their DNA. Your self-hatred is truly delicious! Liberal whites hate blacks, and liberal blacks hate whites. Conservatives put race pimps like Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton out of business, but you all give them a reason for business. :-)

White people's difficulty with the status of black people has been a part of America from the start of the Colonies and markedly North v. South to this day. We had a Jefferson Declaration provision removed by southern colonies protest, civil war over slavery and the South turned Republican because of civil rights, in wrestling with this matter as we now see played-out before us. Thanks to MHP for her basic communication guide with 6 simple, easy to follow rules.

Another Liberal "myth" that Southern Democrats some how turned Republican because of civil rights, yet they can't show which of those Democrats that fought against Civil Rights actually changed parties. Al Gore, Sr.? Nope. Robert Byrd? Nope. The south became more Republican because Democrats went too far to the left with their Progressive liberalism. The radical leftists alienated moderates, so they joined the GOP. Thanks! We appreciate your support! :-) Democrats = Racists.

@ Vatican

how true you are the one thing they fail to mention is that out of the 26 or so known Dixiecrates only three joined the Republican party the rest returned to the Democratic Party and fought against every civil rights bill all the way up to 1964 when Republican Senator Dirkson broke a 54 day filibuster by Democrats to block the civil rights bill

cappy is that you returned from the land of banishment? Because that is the worst history rewrite we have seen since cappy tried to claim reservations were a democratic ideal and was there to make Native Americans have to rely on government handouts.

If you were an American and understood our history you would know the Democratic attrocities against the American Indian. Guess who the President was that created policies that led to the "Trail of Tears".... Andrew Jackson, one of the founding members of the Democratic Party, another fine racist and bigot. Good job Democrats! :-) Nice try foreigner, play again.

Because that is the worst history rewrite we have seen since cappy tried to claim reservations were a democratic ideal and was there to make Native Americans have to rely on government handouts.

If you do live in the USA, then go to a liberay and read the history of the USA...

There was no GOP in those days.................. Founded in 1854

1851 the congress passes the Indian Appropriations Act........

Said by the guy who thinks free republic is a reliable news source and got his history from watching reruns of Mr. Smith goes to Washington.

Ah it is in the records of the USA Government!!!!!!

Go read the 1851 "Indian Appropriations Act" it is fact.

Next go find out when the GOP was Founded.....

Don't let the truth get in your way now....

Indeed President Jackson gave us Jacksonian Democracy and murdered American Indians by forced march because of his blind hatred towards any Indian. The original National Republican Party formed in 1843 to severely restrict immigration and deny voting and office-holding rights to immigrants before 1854 when they took a stance against the extension of slavery with most members coming from the Whig party and became the dominant party of the North. Democrats adopted a civil rights party plank in 1948 when Sen. Strom Thurmond walked-out in protest and formed the so-called Dixiecrats and then with the 1964 Civil Rights Act further alienated southern Democrats. Most of the South has since been Republican, but regardless of party has always been, in timeline, in favor of slavery then and against civil rights, and immigration, to this day.

In 1776 there was no PLO, no Munich games, no west bank no gaza strip.

Next those places are outside the USA....

Next thing you know the Liberals on this blog will declare the, "Remember when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?!"... Their intellect is often lacking coupled with no common sense or education. :-)

So you were able to get Obamacare through a GOP filibuster, but no federal budget, no jobs Bills, no Dream Act, and on and on.... it's one excuse after another with you liberals isn't it? :-) Liberals love to break the law, trample on our Constitution and have no clue what a Republic is. Predictably clueless.