Mitt Romney’s Etch A Sketch at work on abortion issue

Mitt Romney:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POI5aMgxYFk

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Mitt Romney:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1YXcD0njts

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Here’s Mitt Romney in 2007

he was running for President, for Pete’s sake.

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Mitt Romney:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbsSeVr5NSI

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Jay, nice compilation, but where are the magic words FIFTY DOLLAR ROMNEYCARE ABORTIONS?

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Jay,
Have you ever on occasion learned, or perhaps a curious interest in learning, if there have been any contradictions in statements made by Obama over the years, on which you could develop a column?

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Have you ever on occasion learned, or perhaps a curious interest in learning, if there have been any contradictions in statements made by Obama over the years, on which you could develop a column?

Blogger.com is ready when you’re ready to do the heavy lifting.

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Ahem

Over there, on the right, is a section called “archives” where you can find such columns. Jay has written pieces where he expressed what would be considered “anti-Obama” sentiments. Contrary to what’s preached here, Jay is no “yes man” that only writes about rainbows and sugar plum fairies when it comes to Obama.

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SfD — “Jay, nice compilation, but where are the magic words FIFTY DOLLAR ROMNEYCARE ABORTIONS?”

Remember, folks, you can get ‘Bortion Bucks gift certificates, and they make PERFECT stocking stufffers!

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Jay, notice who is being spoken to hear here.

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“This change is what his advisor Erik Fehrnstrom meant by shaking the Etch-a-Sketch. Fehrstrom felt that Romney could completely change his positions on taxes, abortion, and anything else that was inconvenient near the end of the campaign and hardly anybody would notice.”

You have to admit, the Romney campaign is not only aware of the stupidity of the American voter, they have successfully used that stupidty to their advantage.

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cons don’t care if mitt moves left of Pelosi.

They just want to get President Obama.

Too bad they did not focus on jobs instead.

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you can get ‘Bortion Bucks gift certificates, and they make PERFECT stocking stufffers!

It’s cheaper than birth control!

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Mitt is for what ever any voter wants….you want pro-choice….got that covered. Pro-life? covered. Want a baby unicorn….he has a full stable of them. Less taxes? you got it. More taxes? of course. Big government? Gotcha! Small government…..why of course that’s what I’m for. Big military….check….less military….right. Just put it out there. He’s for it or against. It satisfies everyone.

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One for the middle, one for the base

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Richard,

Would you agree the romney campaign is a joke?

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I wonder if Mitt will be for or against the right of a parent to seek the death penalty for “rebellious children” which is, according to republican candidates in Arkansas, biblically based.

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“Imagine how good the economy could be if Obama had some cooperation”

Exactly, I think it would be good enough for some cuts that would not hurt the economy.

cons are self defeatists.

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Jay

October 10th, 2012
11:10 am
“Ahem, I don’t believe that you can find any major politician in the country, Republican or Democrat, with a record like that of Romney.” blah, blah, blah

You must not have understood my question based upon your answer OR you chose to swerve around it and try to re-frame my point. Again,have you ever come across an example of OBAMA making contradictory statements, or been curious enough to look for an example?

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yaaaaawn. Digging hard for a non-story on Romney since there is nothing positive to say about obama again.

Would he personally like to get rid of abortion? Yes. Would he sign legislation as president to get rid of abortion? Yes. Is he going to try and circumvent congress and the will of the people to pass such a law? No.

These are the kinds of things a real leader does. It’s a shame we don’t have one in the White House.

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“There’s no legislation with regards to abortion that I’m familiar with that would become part of my agenda.”

Is this a move back to the base after his performance as a moderate in the debate?

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What I cannot respect is someone who, like Romney, claims to share that passion and sincerity yet also tries to tell everyone else that don’t worry, he won’t do anything about it, that it’s pretty much just a debating point for him.

When your spinal column is composed of Ready Whip™ and you can’t form your position without your advisors telling you what it is, what else would you expect from a candidate? I think it’s a damn shame that America even has to sit through such a farce of a campaign for such an important position within our government. If this campaign was for the mayoral position of Buttcrack, GA then that’s one thing. It’s completely different for the office of the President.

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In my own opinion, this is the one topic that the Obama campaign needs to keep drilling…..over and over and over again. But dammit I wanted a baby unicorn too!

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I firmly feel one of the debate’s focus should be on social issues. The WAR ON WOMEN by the Republican party has back fired on them badly. The women of this great country will reelect President Obama. We will not and have not been controlled by the old white men trying to put this idiot in the WH.

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I wonder what Obama was saying …about anything………waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay back in 2002.
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You’ll never see it on a Bookman blog.
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lol.
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Can’t touch this….do do do do.

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Jay, you must be getting tired. I’m waiting for your etch-a-sketch post on the Libya debacle. The administration is falling all over itself. You would make an excellent cherry picker.

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MIKE-the difference is Mr. Obama hasn’t flip flopped about gay marriage. DUH.

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Obama raked the Bush administration over the coals regarding the Stafford Act about 2 weeks after he voted against a bill that would have waived Stafford Act requirements for Katrina victims. (He was one of only 13 senators that voted “NO.”) Now, in the aftermath of Isaac, he is requiring the Plaquemines parish to front 25% of the money for rebuilding. (note that this particular parish is 71% white). “Where’s your dollar? Where’s your Stafford Act money? Makes no sense! It tells me, the people down in New Orleans, they don’t care about much!”

Now the State Department is denying that they ever concluded that the deadly attack on our Benghazi consulute was prompted by this stupid anti-Islam movie. Susan Rice, Jay Carney and O, himself, have repeated over and over and over again, that “we saw no evidence to back up claims by others that this was a preplanned or premeditated attack…”

Flip-flop, etch-a-sketch, you say? Pot, meet Kettle!

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Maybe Romney changed his mind on this. Much like President Obama did regarding gays gettin married?

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Maybe he did…but he seems to change his mind with whatever direction the wind is blowing. He is desperate.

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Jay – video from 2002? 2007? Pretty weak argument (just as citing Obama video from 2007 on Katrina aid). I’d like to read your take on more substantive issues (which, oh yeah, may paint the president in a poor light) – the Benghazi coverup; no plan for economic growth and debt reduction except for increasing taxes on the ‘rich’; the list goes on.

The bottom line is that whoever is elected has a monumental change management task regarding reducing spending, entitlement reform, and growing the economy. Sorry, Jay, but your columns do not present a compelling argument to give the president 4 more years.

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Flip flopping is a disease best controlled by the campaigns.

In 2004 the Bush campaign successfully painted Kerry as a “flip flopper”. Yet President Bush flip flopped more in his first 3 1/2 years in office than Kerry had in his entire life. But the Bush people won the point.

Whichever campaign controls the flip flop message will go a long way toward winning the election.

And at present neither campaign is trying real hard.

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The evolution of Mitt and
Barry. Book material.

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Here’s an equation that merits some thought with all you liberals out there:

Bill Clinton (adored by the left & politically savvy for focus group policy) = Mitt Romney (imitator )

Since you all approved of Clinton’s tactics, why don’t you approve of Romney’s tactics? Oh, I get it! Because no matter how right Romney is, you people will vote for the devil himself as long as he is a Democrat. Real progressive ideas you all have.

How about discussing Obama’s record as a president rather wasting our time with side stories. You know…things like the economy, unemployment, food stamps, the murders of a federal agent and diplomatic personnel in Benghazi who got caught up in the incompetence of the Bozo administration. No? You smart progressives can’t defend his record? How about defending the cover-ups and being complicit to manslaughter? Too harsh an indictment? Well, you all are the ones who have blood on your hands.

Only you people are the ones who want 4 more years of the same. Incredible!

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Oy. The voted “present” card? really?

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He’s like the predatory sexual sociopath who tells each and every woman exactly what she wants to hear, and sells it convincingly. Never mind if it directly contradicts the lines he sold another woman days, or even just hours ago. He MEANS it this time! He’s totally sincere! This time… for the moment…. just…. trust him with your…… vote. He’d never hurt you. Oh no, he’d never do that.

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Ahem

You actually would need to click through the archives to find them. OR you could simply use an advanced google search on Jay’s blog and look for Obama in the title.

http://tinyurl.com/8okntpk

I won’t do all your work for you, just as Jay stated he would not either.

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Issues can always be dragged up showing a candidate at odds with previous utterings. There is a film clip out now with Obama vehemently exclaiming that the epic flood in New Orleans and the reaction to it as racial bias. There was nothing to it, the flood was nondenominational and did not target certain segments of the population. I really do see appeasement as his kneejerk reaction to almost everything.
There is an element of desperation in the Democratic camp at the moment, even attempting to illicit Big Bird to mock and ridicule the challenger, Mitt Romney

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It is not Jay’s job to carry water for the Conservative candidate. His purpose at the ajc is to present the Liberal point of view. Both Obama and Romney are politicians so that explains most of what goes on with both of them. I wish I had a better candidate than Romney to vote for but I believe no matter what his faults, he can’t be any worse than Obama.

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If you folks would spend as much time focusing on Obama’s platform for the next four years rather than the same old social issues, you would not be getting beaten so badly. In case you haven’t noticed, Obama has failed to articulate what he would do if re-elected. Americans have figured out that Obama can’t defend his record, has yet to define how to proceed further, and spends most of his time disparaging Romney by calling him a liar. Obama is concentrating on Romney and Romney is focused on the problems facing the country. So left leaning opinion writers can’t discuss where we have been, much less where we are going, and consequently have to regurgitate tired social issues that should not be in the political arena in the first place.

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Again,have you ever come across an example of OBAMA making contradictory statements, or been curious enough to look for an example?

Scale matters. Reagan was for low taxes, but he raised taxes several times.

Romney does this over and over and over again. He’s been campaigning on a $5 trillion tax cut in front of conservative audiences, and then gets before a general audience and claims that he doesn’t cut taxes on the rich. He’s been promising to revoke all of ObamaCare before conservative audiences, but in front of general audiences he says that his non-existent health care plan prevents people from being denied coverage for pre-existing conditions (minutes later, his spokesperson walks it back).

Romney has taken contradictory positions on nearly every issue and is a serial panderer on a scale never before seen.

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I see panic. Yep.

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…the flood was nondenominational…

As opposed to others that were?

Were we supposed to build an Ark and we just missed the message?

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people are

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Romney wouldn’t have gotten the GOP nomination without the right-wing nuts and he can’t win without moderates. Hence, he has to take multiple positions on issues like abortion and hope that each side thinks that he’s really with them. He is really a slime ball.

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Ahem Your comment is awaiting moderation.

Must have been the pu$$y that got me in trouble, AGAIN

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October 10th, 2012
11:36 am
the cat

October 10th, 2012
11:29 am
Asked and answered, run back to Kyles and leave the adults alone.
Ahem

Sage advice from Grandma: “When dealing with puppies; pu$$y cats; and unruly children; it is best to ignore bad behavior”.

Consider yourself now ignored.

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Jay,

I see this as irrelevant in the context of politics…BO has no shortage of material promises he hasn’t accomplished since 2008…he for sure changed his tune relative to lobbyists, wall street, and telecom among others after getting financial support from all..

I was most excited about the promises to end lobbyist controlled DC agenda…this is the root of our problem which completely subordinates our interests to re-election and pandering first to cash providers…of course he did nothing to change this or keep good on his promises to take criminal action against wall street or telecom.

IMO, it doesn’t matter who wins as nothing will change in the next 7 years or so until employment naturally bounces back. Obama needs to be concerned about voter turnout….the GOP should be concerned about Mitt actually winning this no win proposition…

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390443294904578044442604293814.html

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Off topic:
R.I.P. Alex Karras

back on topic:
Mitt seems to live in a world where passing gas only stinks in your neighbor’s house.

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Jerry Springer analogy in 3…2…1….

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Consider yourself now ignored.

Gosh-I am so relieved! LOL.

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Jerry Springer analogy in 3…2…1….

are you the baby’s daddy?

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are you the baby’s daddy?

Is drudgey your daddy?
Your employer?
Your pimp?

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One’s vocal inflections and cadence are even remotely comparable with 180° policy shifts on literal matters of life and death?

I gave one that everyone chose to ignore. You want life or death? OK, how about the flip-flop on Benghazi? H Clinton and Rice are sitting before Congress right this minute denying they ever said the attacks were premeditated.

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Donovan — “Since you all approved of Clinton’s tactics, why don’t you approve of Romney’s tactics?”

Because I didn’t approve of Clinton’s tactics. And I didn’t vote for him. Either time.

Concern troll DISMISSED.

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For my buddy Kamchak…Obama, the Original Birther…:-)

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/government-elections-politics/choice-2012/the-frontline-interview-kristen-caldwell/

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OK, how about the flip-flop on Benghazi?

What flip flop? your side’s pathetic efforts to split hairs over what terminology was used at what time by what individual, hardly constitutes a policy shift.

But by all means, push that button. It’ll likely work out for you about as well as that whole “We’ll have that Negro AG frog-marched over Fast And Furious fer sure!” battle cry from, what was it, last month?

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Beware a person that tells you what you want to hear…… Run from that person when they change what they say, to what somebody else wants to hear…..

http://www.politifact.com/personalities/mitt-romney/statements/byruling/false/

There is no party loyalty that can override honesty…….

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Birthers.

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I should add about the attack in Libya–the only thing I’m especially interested in learning, is why, exactly, the Ambassador felt he needed to be in an unsecured ad-hoc consulate location on 9/11, when there was a hardened, secure-from-any RPG embassy available.

and you’re not going to learn such a thing with nitwits like the Gooper House committee buffoons investigating, that’s for damn sure.

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“Would he personally like to get rid of abortion? Yes. Would he sign legislation as president to get rid of abortion? Yes. Is he going to try and circumvent congress and the will of the people to pass such a law? No.”

That pretty well sums up this non-issue. The hand wringing and hysterics from the regular libs here is funny though. They all seem SHOCKED somebody running for POTUS could possibly be pro life. OMG, the sheer horror of it!!! Yawn…

“a lot of smart, honest, well-informed Americans feel that human life begins at the moment of conception. While I disagree,…”

Just curious, Jay, when do you think it begins?

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If we are cursed with 4 more years of Dope and Chains what will really be aborted is jobs

http://www.cnbc.com/id/49356069

Have to depart with Mittens and the Conservatives on this issue. Most aborted fetuses would have grown up to be liberals and we certainly are overstocked with those vermin. If you are a liberal, please spay, neuter, or abort yourself and your spawn.

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So why are the cons fighting against free birth control?

Perhaps because some feel Teh Sexytime among unmarried women is icky and sinful.

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LOOK,

Relative to passing gas and to be fair, in the event BO ever passes gas, I’m sure he will blame the stink on Bush….

DOGGONE,

Circuitous changing of position is what it is…however I think in Romney’s case he, despite the demands of the wingnuts on the far right where the big money resides, is creeping toward the middle (whatever that now means) suggesting he will make a serious attempt to work with DEMS in congress if elected..of course that will take much more leadership skills that are presently devoid with BO as well as the current congress…

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It sad to see gop congress voted for trillions for the military but cut State Dept by over 300 million to get Americans killed.

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What flip flop?

You should consider changing your name to “Stands for Deceit.”

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SfD — “Perhaps because some feel Teh Sexytime among unmarried women is icky and sinful.”

It is if you’re doing it right.

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Before 9/11? He wasn’t the prez

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T. Thin Guy — “Most aborted fetuses would have grown up to be liberals and we certainly are overstocked with those vermin. If you are a liberal, please spay, neuter, or abort yourself and your spawn.”

You’re just jealous that we get more than you do.

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Romney yesterday: “Flip. Flip flip flip. Flippety flip.”

Romney today: “Flop. I have always said flop.”

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“It is if you’re doing it right. ”

Lordy. Now I have a mental image of Anne Romney being on top.
It is going to take a Vicodin AND a shot of bourbon to fix that.

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FL Gov. Accidentally Gives Out Sex Number as Meningitis Hotline…

drudgey spam.

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“Despite his clear position that this should be a states issue versus a federal, ”

I stopped reading to wipe the screen off after laughing so hard at that…..clear position. HAHAHAHAHA!!!!

Bet me that “clear position” will change numerous times between now and November.

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Here’s Romney’s theme song:

“the answer, my friend, is blowin’ in the wind,
the answer is changin’ with the wind…”

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Is etch a sketch the new flip flop?

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I guess Jay doesn’t realize that abortion is the law of the land and no matter what Mitt says, he can’t change the law. Jay is hoping that conservatives will sit out the election because he knows that Obama is falling apart.

Keep deflecting, Jay. The rest of the country is focused on the lies about Libya/Egypt.

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Albany: do I need to post the list again? I have it saved, just to “remind” folks like you who forget if after the Party Shock Therapy (or was I supposed to tell you that’s what the Tea Party community potlucks really are?)

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“The majority of studies show that free birth control actually leads to higher pregnancy and abortion rates because it encourages riskier sexual behavior. You can ignore this because it is the facts which Liberals don’t handle very well.”

Then we should see a link from you at any moment, right?

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Total BS

LIberal Pariah

October 10th, 2012
12:11 pm
The majority of studies show that free birth control actually leads to higher pregnancy and abortion rates because it encourages riskier sexual behavior. You can ignore this because it is the facts which Liberals don’t handle very well.

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RF

October 10th, 2012
12:13 pm

Here’s Romney’s theme song:

“the answer, my friend, is blowin’ in the wind,
the answer is changin’ with the wind…”

I respectfully disagree: It is “I Love to Dance a Little Sidestep”
Best li’l Whorehouse in Texas

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJG75FJkjr8

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@leap: and don’t forget, if the sexual behavior is “legitimate rape” then the woman’s body has defenses that shut down the ability to get pregnant…or so says Mr. Akin. So there’s no need for birth control unless you’re consenting to the sex, right? And then, you’d only do that in the confines of the marriage bed, so it would be sinful to use birth control anyway.

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RF,

Laughter and quickly avoiding the debate in favor of sheepish following of everything President Trillions and his posse does or says, speaks volumes about your ability to think for yourself…

The states versus federal government boundary issue has and continues to be a GOP vs DEM disagreement…At least the states have had success with residual market arrangements or state pools to address the issues of uninsureds relative to workers’ compensation and auto liability requirements…Fed’s can’t credibly point to any insurance programs (Medicare, SS, prime examples…not to mention re-insurers Freddie and Fannie) that have been successful…I will say the Federal Flood program and the TRIA acts are useful but the latter can in no way or shape provide the type of recovery needed to address the loss the act is concerned with….

Think harder…you can do it!

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Then you will surely have no problem providing links to these peer-reviewed studies of which you speak, correct? Because they are, after all, “facts,” as you put it.

You stand a much better chance of teaching a frog how to hop without bumping it’s ass…

Just sayin’

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We should provide free contraception and access to abortion…those who deny one or both are attempting to set the agenda despite their inability to empathise with those who are in need…holier than tho dull christians who certainly aren’t volunteering a good home for those who would otherwise be born into a loving environment.

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@leap: I love the part at 1:24:

Reporter: so what did he say?
Fellow Reporter: as usual, not a dang thing.

Amazing how history repeats itself.

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Comrade Obam’s Etch A Sketch at work on BENGHAZI Terrorist Attack.

Official account changes: No protest over anti-Islam video…
http://news.yahoo.com/state-dept-reveals-details-benghazi-attack-062900114.html

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RB — “I know Joe, you only care if somebody else is paying the bill.”

I don’t care who pays the bill. I just like getting you riled up because you get all clueless and inattentive in your posts.

“Same with welfare, healthcare, and pretty much every other one of your social causes.”

I’ll bite, mindreader. Tell me what my “social causes” are. I’ll give you a cupcake if you can even get ONE of them right.

“I’d bet you’d have a lot more impact on these things you pretend to care about if you got off this blog for a few hours and did something useful.”

And I bet *you’d* have a lot more impact on *your* preferred causes if you removed your head from your third point of contact, Champ. (laughing, pointing)

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Romney thinks he has discovered product recreation, where he does a market study and it tells him what the market is buying and pesto he is that product. I find interest in the fact that in doing this he advances the beliefs of his opponents, as his own, both in the Republican primaries and in the general election. Two entirely separate oceans of voters, no real preparation needed, just what ever was being said on the stage he would ditto. I remember Nixon making the “I want to be perfectly clear” statement; Romney is as fond of making as he wonders off to a new vision of himself.

The problem believing Romney is like marrying Elizabeth Taylor, if those other four guys couldn’t keep her attention what make you believe you can.

He then develops this indignant response to anyone who questions him on the flip flop, he gets tire or having to explain his position when just 10 minutes ago he said he is or isn’t for something. Didn’t he make himself perfectly clear? Didn’t I tell you I love you, forget those other woman it is you I love. Reminds me of the Alex Hawkins story when caught in a lie by his wife, “that’s my story and I am sticking with it”. Until the wind changes anyway.

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“Amazing how history repeats itself.”

The more interesting part is at the very beginning when he was asked about the situation in the middle east:

“It behooves both the Jews and the Arabs to settle their differences in a Christian manner”

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I’ll look for a citation in a moment, but I am pretty sure the good people of Louisiana did not pay for the levee repairs in new Orleans out of their own pocketbooks.

The levee system in La. is the responsibility of the Army Corps of Engineers.

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BRO,

We all know that all these “studies” alluded to are most likely sponsored by those on that particular side of the issue…for example…the AEI and Tax Policy Center..??

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The St. Louis study chose women who wanted reversible contraceptive methods, but didn’t compare their data with that of a neutral control group. Do your homework instead of cutting and pasting spam,

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Stevie Ray: many states, including dear-old Georgia, have flat-out refused to expand Medicaid, even with guaranteed funding from the federal government. Yeah, they’re real concerned about those without adequate health care here. Just let ‘em use the ER, right?

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I clearly understand why someone would drink the Kool Aid the first time around but can’t for the life of me understand why anyone would want a refill.

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No Mick, 47% of “us” are not footing the bill.

Try being helpful to your fellow man with your own money, time, and resources for a change.

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RB — “It’s a good day!! I got a “laughing/pointing” out of Joe after just 1 post!!”

It *is* a good day! Usually I have to poke at you a few times to get the kind of indignant Church Lady-esque outrage from you that merits the pointing and laughing.

“What a tool…”

RB, if I’m a tool, you’re an entire Home Depot all by yourself.

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L. Pariah — “I clearly understand why someone would drink the Kool Aid the first time around but can’t for the life of me understand why anyone would want a refill.”

Because the GOP Bar and Grill doesn’t seem interested in making any improvements to its drink listing.

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Obama etch a sketch at work on his core personality

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A puppet, a black guy, an illegal alien, a Muslim and a Communist walk into a bar.
The bartender asks: What will it be Mr President?

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A puppet, a black guy, an illegal alien, a Muslim and a Communist walk into a bar.

Birthers.

Oh, and Socialism — BOO!

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RF,

Yes Medicaid is another Government sponsored program that is upside down and is not a plan that will state the test of time either. I feel that the Fed government should cede the HC issue to the states with financial sharing of fortunes…the MA program is a great example of a successful model on a state level…this ACA is a dog in its current form…single payor much better but will also exceed any current cost estimates geometrically.

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“Once more, Pariah: Show us these “facts” that you allege.”

And once again, Jay deflects.

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USMC — “ABC News scrambles to downplay Obama’s attendance at VP debate moderator’s wedding . . .”

We already know that such things don’t matter, and we have the GOP to thank for it.

http://articles.cnn.com/2004-03-18/justice/scalia.recusal_1_cheney-case-recuse-scalia-and-cheney?_s=PM:LAW

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The anti abortionists have a hearing problem. Mitt’s got them confused along with the entire country. I repeat: Why all this useless discussion? It’s typical Romney! Romney was for abortion rights before he was against them and now is for them but by tomorrow will be against them. Get it! It’s so simple even a flip flopper would understand. His own campaign immediately walked back his remarks acting as if they understood what he said.

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K. Chak — “And once again, the sock-puppets parade.”

It’s like a ballet piece; The Dance of the Terrycloth Sock-Puppets.

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Pres. Obama’s Etch A Sketch at work on BENGHAZI!

State Department: Libya Consulate Attack Not Preceded By Protest
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/10/libya-attack-protest-state-department_n_1953263.html

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RB — “Joe, “I know you are but what am I?” Is not a debate tactic. It’s childish. Just sayin’…”

Then why’d you lead off with it? (laughing, pointing)

Besides, you need to pay closer attention. I replied with ’so I am, but you’re a bigger one.’

I may have to speak to you after class, young man.

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L. Pariah — “To wit:”

No links, no bibliographical citations. Fail.

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Obama without a teleprompter is like a puppet with no strings.

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Jay….Do you think Mr. Romney is drawing Big Bird on his Etch A Sketch?

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why don’t you list the promises O has actually kept

seriously?

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pariah

Funny how obama thumped a roomful or republican congressman a couple of years ago with no teleprompter? Keep your myth alive if it makes you feel better…

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It’s called fertility awareness, and it’s all sort of awesome.

The rhythm method.

Doctors have a very technical term they use to describe couples that practice the rhythm method.

Doctors call these couples “parents.”

Still waiting on that evidence that MARTA bus drivers make $100,000 also.

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Obama without a teleprompter is like a puppet with no strings.

Romney without a cheat sheet is like a puppet with no strings.

Fixed your post, you can thank me later.

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Obama: I want to hire 100,000 teachers
Romney: You gave 90 billion to Green Energy, you could have hired 2 million teachers.

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When you can refute the facts, I will cite the source.

The source?

http://www.1flesh.org/a-deeper-look-at-contraception-and-abortion/

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Epiphany: The moment when you realize your debate coach forgot to tell you…a lot of stuff!

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Just say NO to the Charter School Amendment on November 6.

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I have had mixed feelings in this election since like you everyone has opinions with proofs, and adds that are misleading by the candidates and partial answers favoring a certain candidate depending on which network that you watch for news. I watched the debates where it was man against man with the same questions. It was not even close with which candidate looked and acted the most presidential and ready for business. As the interviewer jor a job opening, it would be an easy decision to hire Romney based on the unpolluted results of their debate.

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“Mitt Romney got the capital of Libya wrong in his opportunistic statement this morning criticizing the President about his handling of the attacks against the US embassy in Cairo and the US consulate in Benghazi, Libya.”

The capital is Tripoli and that is where the funding the gop cut over 300 million goes.

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Obama Leads ‘¡Si Se Puede!’ Cheer At Cesar Chavez Rally
http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/2012/10/09/Obama-Leads-Cheers-of-Si-Se-Puede-At-Cesar-Chavez-Rally

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stands – exactly
all the legislation in your link is about funding abortions or not funding them…this is such a non-issue as far as Romney is concerned, he can’t change the law so why are we even discussing it..to further promote the non-war on women?

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list the promises…the really big ones

you mean the ones you keep bringing up that were, supposedly, important to you, for which I daresay something like 1-2% of actual Obama voters might’ve cited themselves? those “big ones”?

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L. Pariah — “When you can refute the facts, I will cite the source.”

You presented no facts. Therefore, no refutation is necessary. This is known as the Pics Or It Didn’t Happen principle.

“I said they were facts and provided evidence.”

You provided no evidence.

“You would rather attack the source than deal with the facts”

You provided no facts.

“and I am not falling for that Liberal diversion again.

Typical conservative dodge and weave. Disappointing, but neither surprising nor unexpected.

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I find it hard to believe that party as principled as the GOP would support someone that flip-flops like Willard. I remember the GOP outrage over John Kerry and he looks like an amateur compared to Willard.

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all the legislation in your link is about funding abortions or not funding them…

er no, there’s one that criminalizes abortion, actually, if you’re paying attention: “Fines and imprisons doctors who perform sex-selective abortions.”

…and that’s just what these sexist cretins managed to pass for fun. One can only imagine what they might pass if they had a majority in the Senate and a Republican President.

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Here’s a good one for you, USMC:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/10/scott-desjarlais-abortion-pro-life_n_1953136.html

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Ann Romney will visit the Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, Florida today, which has received millions from the stimulus (American Recovery and Reinvestment Act). Her husband and his running mate Paul Ryan both opposed the measure, which President Obama signed into law in February of 2009.

Romney and Ryan have criticized the president’s stimulus and its results. Romney has said the president’s vision has failed and released a statement saying “the only thing President Obama’s stimulus has produced is a series of broken promises” on the three-year anniversary of the stimulus. These comments haven’t stopped the candidates from campaigning at sites that have benefited from the funding, however.

It’d be nice if they said “I’m sorry your husband opposed the stimulus bill. We received money from it, and we benefited TREMENDOUSLY”. (but, we know they won’t. It would be nice though)

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Good article.

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AmericaShrugged — “How shortsigthed of the Dems to support abortion when most of those aborted would be future members of the Dem entitlement voting base!”

If that were actually true, then you should be just A-Okay with abortion going on, then shouldn’t you?

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To all the pro-lifers…………… you want to get rid of abortions except in cases of rape, incest or where the life of the mother is in danger?

Lets make all adoptions free. Thats right free. Not 5,000 to 40,000 dollars. Freeeee!!!

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Marty Huggins’

October 10th, 2012
11:59 am
Granny Godzilla – Union Thugette
October 10th, 2012
11:39 am

Maybe he can talk to the kids on a phone.

That was the excuse President Ibama gave for saying he didn’t have time to meet with world leaders.

Golly I know I sure want a president who has time for Nickelodeon, but not for Netanyahu.

Does nik not have phones?

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Good Lord Almighty

Are all Romney fans liars?

Geez, is it catching?

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Heritage Foundation Shows White House ‘Disinformation Campaign’

in other news…

One Hundred Dollars Cash in Hand allows Area Resident to ‘Get Lucky’ with Prostitute

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Read a joke the other day that pretty much sums this up….

A liberal, a conservative and a libertarian walk into a bar. The bartender asks, “What’ll ya have, Mitt?”

Wonder which Mitt the people who vote for him are voting for? At this point I doubt they know. I know politicians are not honest by nature, but this guy is over the top and people are buying it? Is America or half of America anyway really that gullible? If so, that is scary.

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I personally think later term abortions should be severely restricted

But that women should also certainly have access to first trimester abortion services

as I’ve said a gazillion times–that means you support the legal right to terminate a pregnancy as laid out in Roe v. Wade.

Which is the position of a pretty clear majority of Americans, no matter how the pro-criminalization “conservatives” try to mince words and split hairs.

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MICK

This story is about an attempted cover-up by the WH (Jay Carnage), UN Representative, etcetera…they practiced contempt prior to investigation either erroneously or intentionally, given it’s an election year, I suspect the latter will be proven true..bet the DEMS try to temporarily table the investigation until after election.

JOE,

I have no idea what the link is between this likely cover up for political gain and some dinner some guy had with a sitting SCOTUS…What am I missing? BTW, didnt vote for BUSH

GETALIFE

Of course the GOP are playing politics…it is likely based on what the STATE DEPT is admitting to, that your guy played politics, once again attempting to lay off responsibility for bad news by not investigating or intentionally misleading the public…no doubt for the polls…I would hope at least some of you dems could admit that if the STATE Dept data is credible, it suggests this administration’s lack of cogent foreign policy and resulting and predictable slow or no response is a problem…

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kitty,
how do you think hussein got elected……libs make it so easy

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“It is not. This is merely the latest in a loooonngggg string of minor events that conservatives will try to inflate into something HUGE just through sheer repetition. Fast & Furious, as I recall, was “bigger than Watergate”, the Hannity/Carlson video was a “bombshell,” Solyndra was Watergate, ObamaCare would doom him, yadayadayada.”

What was the “yadayadayada” event?

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STANDS

you mean the ones you keep bringing up that were, supposedly, important to you, for which I daresay something like 1-2% of actual Obama voters might’ve cited themselves? those “big ones”?

You can’t deny the importance to DEMs at the time of taking wall street, fat cats and telecom to task for criminal activity….you can’t deny the importance of Obama suggesting he will address the lobbyist controlled agenda..you can’t deny he didn’t cut deficit….you can’t deny he took zero action on his promise to offer a macro immigration policy…

These are all important things…do you see no shortcomings with this guy? Does it not matter to you that he promised change yet the status quo in DC remains stronger than ever?

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What was the “yadayadayada” event?

Herman Cain’s 9 pizzas for 9 dollars in 9 minutes.

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“I don’t trust Romney. He shouldn’t make my son’s death part of his political agenda. It’s wrong to use these brave young men, who wanted freedom for all, to degrade Obama,” said Barbara Doherty, Glen’s mother.

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REFUGEE

Agreed except I’m thinking best outcome for all is that whoever is elected pres faces a majority of the opposite party in both houses…he will be force to compromise…maybe something will get done…we do need more moderation and less radical BS..

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Sfd

I may be wrong, but to my knowledge roe-wade places no restrictions on abortion

If you say it does, please prove it

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Mick, if you have a solution to the fraud problem, I’m sure somebody in Washington has a job for you.

Denying the 47% number is part of the problem. When a tax increase means nothing to half the people, our future is pretty bleak. See Greece.

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Romney may very well also have mixed feelings. And he probably also feels that currently the economy is way more important than abortion issues. As do I.

Then y’all need to be keenly aware that most GOP-controlled state legislatures — including and especially Georgia’s — do not share your priorities.

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SR @ 1.22, I really don’t have time to dilly dally over which issues Obama happened to come up short over weighed most heavily in a majority of voters’ minds, although the notion that a significant number considered deficit reduction a major reason is pretty laughable.

I think I’ll just leave you with this linkee and say it makes as good a case from the left as any.

http://www.holdyournoseandvoteobama2012.com/

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KEEP,

What evidence did President Spineless have when he went to amazing trouble to allow that RICE woman to continue to lay blame on a film up to a week or more following? What about to push Jay Carnage in front of camera to state the same?

There is some evidence that requests for increased security went without response…there is Zero evidence that the libyan government captured anyone who is responsible for the attack….there is evidence coming out that Clintons department knew since early on that this was a terrorist attack but this was kept from us…

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jam,
bill clinton, oval office, perjury……enough said

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RB: oh but the tax increase will mean something. Which half do you think Mitt will raise taxes on? Actually, which percentage WON’T he raise taxes on? You can do the math, right? The 1% he loves ever so much.

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Mitt Romney became the GOP nominee….by default…..and it shows.

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RF,

You should call BO’s only strategy thus far to address deficit is to raise taxes on 1%’ers what it is…political theatre to further divide all and lay blame off on those same folks…Look at the numbers, this increase would generate about $800 million over 10 years…our problem if deficit continues will be an additional $4 trillion to top debt off at $20 trillion…if you divide $800 billion into 20 trillion….oh you get the picture…it amounts to 4% of the total problem…what else does he have??

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“When a tax increase means nothing to half the people, our future is pretty bleak”

Why?

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Stevie… well if you put down your WND perhaps you will realize the situation in Egypt also happened. Now when you go back and support your suspicion with some evidence to support it with citations, dates, etc. come back like an adult to discuss.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28khv-BydeY

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Yes, SR, when people were read a list of issues and that list included “the deficit,” many were (and probably are) still willing to say “yeah, it’s important.” Here’s a link to the actual gallup survey you’d referenced.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/111586/Economy-Reigns-Supreme-Voters.aspx

That doesn’t translate into “I’m gonna vote for Obama because he’s gonna reduce the deficit.”

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Here is a clip of Romney debating Ted Kennedy on the subject of abortion. Romney is quite adamant on his support for abortion. Love the part where Kennedy calls Romney “multiple choice”

Multiple Choice Mitt, take your pick.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeQGObiGGqY

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“…a one term president.”

Racist meat, how much have you wagered on Willard?

LOL…

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Not a word about the cover up. Jay, the water must getting real heavy.

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“It is not. This is merely the latest in a loooonngggg string of minor events that conservatives will try to inflate into something HUGE just through sheer repetition. Fast & Furious, as I recall, was “bigger than Watergate”, the Hannity/Carlson video was a “bombshell,” Solyndra was Watergate, ObamaCare would doom him, yadayadayada.”–JAY BOOKMAN

It’s a Vast Rightwing Conspiracy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwtkorQKGFE

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I don’t think anyone contends that Mitt “I was dead wrong” Romney is not smart or shrewd.

He just vacillates from one week to the next.

In short, the man has proven that he is unprincipled and cowardly.

Though that is no deterrent whatsoever to his equally “severely conservative” voters who will hold their noses and vote anyway for the King of Socialized Medicine RINO.

It won’t matter.

He lost this race months ago…

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“The first priority for President Romney will be to put the nation’s fiscal house”

Hate to break it to you…but Congress controls the “fiscal house”, not the President.

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The murder of US Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens and three Americans in Benghazi, Libya three weeks ago was a tragedy. Serious questions have to be asked – indeed, are being asked – about the local security failures that led to their deaths and what to do next.

Why was a lightly guarded US Ambassador in a semi-lawless Libyan city filled with militias, both pro- and anti-American ones? And on the anniversary of Al Qaeda’s 9/11 attacks on New York and Washington? Should threats, albeit vague and non-specific ones, have been taken more seriously by Ambassador Stevens and the diplomatic security team around him? What’s the best way to identify and dismantle the group responsible for the murders? And, most importantly, what are the benefits of having diplomats that take some risks versus the costs of having a fearful diplomatic corps living in bunkers?

But are these the questions being asked by America’s political classes? No. Instead we have an ever increasing drumbeat of partisan attacks entirely focused on attacking President Barack Obama as the race for the White House against Mitt Romney enters its closing stages.

The entire aftermath of the event has been played for cheap political gain, with little real focus on the big picture. And that’s a minor tragedy in its own right.

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Abortion is not an issue in this election. The issue is Barack Obama’s incompetence and beliefs. A few examples will be illustrative. Obama insisting the Libyan attack on our counselate was prompted by a short film. His own state department admitted today that such a position by the administration is dishonest. Obama as recent as yesterday claiming Al Quaida is finished while failing to admit Al Qaida was implicated in the Murders of our people in Libyan just a few days ago. Obama’s complete ignorance of the Taliban in Afghanistan. Obama has been claiming the Taliban are our peace seeking friends. Meanwhile a fourteen year old girl in Afghanistan was murdered by the same Tailban Obama has been insisting are so peaceful, yesterday because she believed in womens rights. Strange how Obama tries to paint Republicans as hating women while he supports and facilitates Muslim restriction on womens rights up to and including death for very minor offenses. I wonder if it has ever occured to Obama that if two women or two men were to hold hands in a Muslim country they would likely be beheaded? No this campaign is not about abortion in this country, it is about Obama’s abortion of the ideals and principals this country was founded upon.

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Comrade Obama is the KING of FLIP-FLOPPERS!

Anderson Cooper AC 360 keeps em’ honest!
AC360 – President Obama’s Flip-Flop On Homo-sexual Marriage…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qcbKpeEvYc&playnext=1&list=PL8F51EF0357A96764&feature=results_main

Obama Flip Flopped on the issue because he needs the Homosexual vote.
This video is unbelievable!

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Joseph, here ya go.

“As we mark the 39th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, we must remember that this Supreme Court decision not only protects a woman’s health and reproductive freedom, but also affirms a broader principle: that government should not intrude on private family matters. I remain committed to protecting a woman’s right to choose and this fundamental constitutional right. While this is a sensitive and often divisive issue—no matter what our views, we must stay united in our determination to prevent unintended pregnancies, support pregnant woman and mothers, reduce the need for abortion, encourage healthy relationships, and promote adoption. And as we remember this historic anniversary, we must also continue our efforts to ensure that our daughters have the same rights, freedoms, and opportunities as our sons to fulfill their dreams.”

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SfD — “You guys do know that to date, this Oversight Committee chairman Darryl Issa hasn’t demonstrated an ability to find his own ass with both hands, a flashlight and GPS, yes?”

I heard he caught a glimpse of it once and wanted to send a SEAL team in to retrieve it.

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Mighty Righty maybe this might refresh your memories…(two wrongs does not make it right)

The Mahmudiyah killings and gang-rape of a 14-year-old girl by U.S. troops occurred on March 12, 2006, in a house to the southwest of Yusufiyah, a village to the west of the town of Al-Mahmudiyah, Iraq. Five United States Army soldiers of the 502nd Infantry Regiment were charged with the crimes: (i) Sgt. Paul E. Cortez, (ii) Spc. James P. Barker, (iii) Pfc. Jesse V. Spielman, (iv) Pfc. Brian L. Howard and (v) Pfc. Steven D. Green (whom the army discharged before the crime’s discovery). Abeer Qasim Hamza, 14, was raped and murdered, after her family was murdered: her mother, Fakhriyah Taha Muhsin, 34; father, Qasim Hamza Raheem, 45; and six-year-old sister Hadeel Qasim Hamza.[1] Spielman and Green have been convicted and three others have pleaded guilty.[2

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahmudiyah_killings

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Abortion is not an issue in this election.

If that’s true, then why did the Republican National Committee put this plank in its 2012 platform?
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2012/08/23/full-gop-platform-statement-on-abortion/

Faithful to the “self-evident” truths enshrined in the Declaration of Independence, we assert the sanctity of human life and affirm that the unborn child has a fundamental individual right to life which cannot be infringed. We support a human life amendment to the Constitution and endorse legislation to make clear that the Fourteenth Amendment’s protections apply to unborn children.

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Jay Bookman wrote: “Ahem, I don’t believe that you can find any major politician in the country, Republican or Democrat, with a record like that of Romney. His flip-flops on this issue alone — an issue of bedrock conscience for most adults on both sides — guarantee him the crown.”
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Romney said he would be delighted to sign a law outlawing abortion in 2007 and just recently said there is no legislation on abortion that he’s familiar with that would become part of his agenda. While politically slick, those are actually not contradictory statements. Since Roe V Wade is law of land, there is no way Romney could sign legislation outlawing abortion, no matter how delighted he might be to do so.

As for Obama, didn’t he run ad after ad against Hillary Clinton in the 2008 primaries attacking her for supporting a mandate to require people to buy health insurance or pay a penalty? Yet once president, Obama signed such a bill into law mandating what just that. And what was Obama’s stated position on same-sex marriage when he ran for president in 2008? With regard to abortion, wasn’t Al Gore at one time pro-life, before he realized that was a politically dead-end position for him to have if he wanted to advance in the Democratic Party. Did that bother you Jay? Did the msm hold him to account the way they want to hold Romney to account?

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…when we have U.S. citizens perform acts like this and create videos, those people will remember and seek revenge. This has been occurring for years. Forget the spin and look at the “FACTS”.

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OH NOES! ROMNEY LOST THE DEBATE AND ELECTION BECAUSE OBAMA ATTENDED THE WEDDING OF THE VP DEBATE MODERATOR’S WEDDING!

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Having the prez as your wedding guest certainly suggests a very cozy relationship even if one doesn’t exist

Pardon my utter ignorance, but… isn’t this the sort of thing a campaign committee is supposed to find out BEFORE it approves a debate moderator?

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…vision this Mighty Righty….crickets are jumping all around on this blog right now!

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http://www.lifenews.com/2012/05/16/edward-kleins-biography-the-amateur-misleads-on-obama-infanticide/

The cartoon fro the Chicago Sun Times is funny!

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“Pardon my utter ignorance, but… isn’t this the sort of thing a campaign committee is supposed to find out BEFORE it approves a debate moderator?”

Or just maybe the moderator-to-be should have submitted this sort of info on their own? Being upfront and. It hiding info like this ….aw Nevermind

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Mitt Romney has been flip-flopping, zig-zaging and doing 180’s since he started his bid to become president. He’s made no attempt to hide this.
The real question is why anyone would support such a candidate.

Perhaps some of you conservatives can explain why you’re supporting such a dishonest person for president.

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USMC

October 10th, 2012
2:18 pm

Were you in Iraq in 2006? Are you familiar with what the troops did to the 14 year?

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Obama White House Comes Clean: No Protest Outside Libya Consulate
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Peace/2012/10/09/State-Dept-Comes-Clean

OBAMA LIED, PEOPLE DIED!

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Lets roll out the fainting couch for mighty righty…puhleese the drama is killing me…

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Lets roll out the fainting couch for mighty righty…puhleese the drama is killing me…

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too funny.

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Lee

I believe the country is a lot better off than it was 4 years ago, at least thats how my 401k reads…

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Kamchak….Oh so you think that was a prediction….got it.

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Old Goober: excuse my terminology faux pas, then. My taxable income, the amount I’m actually expected to pay taxes on, will go up if the itemized deductions I’m allowed to claim are taken away. Therein lies my question: which deductions will I lose if Romney is elected and his tax plans, such as they are at the moment, become law? It’s important for me to know that at this late stage in the game. Obama vows to keep middle-class tax cuts, Romney…who knows? I need to know that and soon. I don’t need a 20% rate cut if, in the end, the actual amount of taxes I pay is going to be higher.

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Kamchak….Oh so you think that was a prediction….

Wow!

Nothing gets past you.

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bman….that is correct.

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Mighty: so Romney doesn’t “lie”, he just changes his mind? Ooookay.

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Kamchak…..Are you watching this regarding the Libya attacks? This administration is busted. Heads are about to roll.

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Mighty Righty here is another one for you..and USMC

Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse

Beginning in 2004, human rights violations in the form of physical, psychological, and sexual abuse, including torture,[1][2][3] reports of rape,[1][2] sodomy,[3] and homicide[4] of prisoners held in the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq (also known as Baghdad Correctional Facility) came to public attention. These acts were committed by military police personnel of the United States Army together with additional US governmental agencies.[5]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abu_Ghraib_torture_and_prisoner_abuse

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Since Bookman won’t answer I’ll answer for him. Obama believes a baby can be killed at any time. He’s got a simple position…..

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Righty — “No preident or candidate, to my knowledge has ever lied day, after day, after day, as Obama and his obiedient followers . . .”

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watergate

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Gas Prices
Unemployment
Debt
Political Climate across the country
Race relations

DESPERATE DESPERATE DESPERATE

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Regnad Kcin:

Google it… there plenty of video’s of Obama saying he’s for killing at any stage of pregnancy…

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“Joseph – what a disgusting lie. Go buy some integrity, man”

Even Bill Gates doesn’t have enough money to buy integrity for someone who would tell that lie.

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Hey…core principals MUST take a back seat dammit! There is blood in the water and it finally looks like MITT CAN WIN!

Matters not that it shows that those who claim to have such solid principles really have none; they merely embrace what’s politically expedient just like the next person. Now, I have no real problem with that really. I’m just sayin’…spare us that “principle”, “moral”, and “values” billshyat all the time.

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RF @1:54 & 2:28
For what it’s worth, you were half right. Even though your adjusted gross income doesn’t affect the mortgage interest deduction, it can reduce your child tax credit if it’s more than a certain amount. The exact amount, before you start to lose the credit, depends on your filing status (single, joint, etc.)

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Let’s put this in left wing perspective.

9/11/01

Planes crash into the WTC, Pentagon and a field.

Al Quaeda blames it on a video.

Bush makes speech and blames the video.

Evidence comes out and suggests the attack was a terrorist attack.

Bush continues to blame video.

Colin Powell says the video is to blame.

More evidence comes out and suggests it was a terrorist attack.

Dick Cheney says it was a terrorist attack.

Colin Powell continues to blame video.

More evidence comes out.

Bush says its a terrorist attack.

See where I’m going, Jay?

My point: You’re a buffoon.

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Joe Hussein Mama

October 10th, 2012
2:35 pm
Righty — “No preident or candidate, to my knowledge has ever lied day, after day, after day, as Obama and his obiedient followers . . .”

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watergate
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Interesting comparison. How well, or how poorly, would you say that the strategy of lying worked?

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Doggone/GA:

Google it you loons… I realize sometimes facts get in the way for you fruits but you must face reality….

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stands- Do I, JKL2, project my own desires on this dreamboat of a candidate I behold? Yes Yes Yes.

Umm, No. I’m pro-choice.

Romney isn’t my first choice either, but if even he is a dismal failure, he’ll still do more good than obama. I would vote for my lawn furniture before I vote for your clown.

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Regnad Kcin:

Obama voted to simply let a baby die 4 times while in the Illinois state Senate…. Oh wait. I’m sure you fruits will say she’s lying…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwFIEprF_9Y

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Uh, oh.

Joseph mike is spewing foam on his keyboard.

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“Let’s put this in left wing perspective.

9/11/01

Planes crash into the WTC, Pentagon and a field.

Al Quaeda blames it on a video”

Phil – try it again, but this time use “WMD” – it’s funnier!

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Mitt Romney, a high priest in the Mormon church, speaks with forked tongue to the public, behind closed doors where public is blocked, he speak-ith the truth. Republican politicians do the same, they will tell you anything you want to hear to get in office. You only have to look to this 112th congress to see what would happen if Romney by some freak of nature becomes President.
Women’s rights would go by the way side, you only have to look at the bills passed in the last two years in this Republican controlled 112th congress to see what they would do. Look up HR212, who Paul Broun of Ga. is the sponsor of, along with 63 right wing co-sponsors, one of which is VP Pick, Paul Ryan. Yep, Women can kiss their rights goodbye, if a Romney/Ryan ticket wins this election.

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ILLEGAL ALIENS DISRUPT REGENTS MEETING at UGA…
http://www.ajc.com/news/news/local/student-protest-disrupts-regents-meeting/nSY5K/

Simply Unbelievable!

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” If the last two presidents couldn’t get them down, how will the next one do it?”

It is simple, econ 101. Supply and demand. Increase supply and price comes down. Proof, Democrats wanting to release the “strategic oil reserves” to cause a reduction in price. More proof? Democrat Governor Brown waving California’s winter fuel formula to increase supply thereby reducing the price of gasoline. BTW the current price of a gallon in California has exceeded $5.00 and is approaching $6.00. Cause? Shortage of gasoline? See. it is really simple. Build the pipeline and drill baby drill.

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Kam, since it is Expose-A-Troll week here, who is “Joseph”?

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I wonder if Mr. Romney has the same view about abortion as I do.

You see, I am neither “Pro Life” nor “Pro Choice.”

The two most sacred powers that we have is the power to create life and the power to take it. I am not “Pro Life” because I believe that there are situations where a woman may need to have an abortion. This should be between a woman and her doctor, who has her best interests in mind. It should be done after extensive counseling, and the government should stay out of it.

I am not “Pro Choice” because I have a problem with clinics that mill our daughters and their babies through as if they are processing them through a factory. I believe that this can do serious harm to a young woman, and in the process, a life is taken.

I guess you could say that I am Pro Self Worth, which can not be achieved through either extreme. With this in mind, and based on what Mitt Romney has said about his positions on abortion in the past, he may be “Pro Self Worth” as well.

With this in mind, he has not flip flopped on the issue.

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“BTW the current price of a gallon in California has exceeded $5.00 and is approaching $6.00. Cause?”

That is good news! Those whacko’s in California deserve to have to spend halft their salary in fuel. They dont want oil so do let them have it cheap or anything made from patroleum.

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What everyone seems to forget is that in addition to being an accomplished liar, Mittens was a crappy Governor in Massachusetts — two years after being elected he started running for President and bad-mouthing the state to Christian evangelical types. There was a good chance he would not have been re-elected in Massachusetts. The fact that this disingenuous, rich putz can be considered a serious candidate for POTUS defies logic.

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all libs have left is marketing like jay’s waste of space here today…….priceless

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Enter your comments hereKerry flipflopped once and never heard the end of it. For Romney in regard to women’s choice it is a case of, “I was for it, before I was against it, but now I have nothing against it, but really I’m against it. Believe me — it’s written right here on my Etch-A-Sketch.” This is what Romney calls “Clarification.”

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If you want more information on how Romney feels about abortion… one only needs to look at his religious background as a Mormon. He once even told a woman belonging to his church that he didn’t care about her, he only cared about the fetus inside of her & denied her the church’s “PERMISSION” (that’s right… they need permission, don’t women always?) to have an abortion done because she had a slim chance of survival if the child were brought to full term. This woman had 7 children who already depended on her… I can only imagine the feeling she had of terror that her church would let her die & her children suffer for the hope of one possibility… Anyways, I can’t say I’ve decided whether my vote will go to Obama… but I can’t help but feel it isn’t right to give it to Romney. He lies to get your vote. Just last night he acted as if he was all about women & contraceptive care & coal mining… yet all of these things he’s been against when convenient.

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