Even the Progressive Spin Machine Couldn't Help Him...
by: Les Carpenter
Rational Nation USA
Liberty -vs- Tyranny
There are those who see little real difference between the statist proclivities of Obama and the like proclivities of Romney. For liberty advocates the real disappoint of course is that Gary Johnson, his record, and his vision were pretty much kept under wraps because of the powerful duopolistic system and Gary not being able to compete with the rEpublican and dEmocrat money machines. But as they say it is what it is so we deal with what we end up with. I'll be voting principle and conscience but a small part of me I suppose is smiling because the "lesser of two evils" has moved ahead.
Anyone betting on a threepeat?
Via: Memeorandum
Rational Nation USA
Liberty -vs- Tyranny
Oops, Guess They're Catching On To Me |
There are those who see little real difference between the statist proclivities of Obama and the like proclivities of Romney. For liberty advocates the real disappoint of course is that Gary Johnson, his record, and his vision were pretty much kept under wraps because of the powerful duopolistic system and Gary not being able to compete with the rEpublican and dEmocrat money machines. But as they say it is what it is so we deal with what we end up with. I'll be voting principle and conscience but a small part of me I suppose is smiling because the "lesser of two evils" has moved ahead.
THE HILL - Mitt Romney has overtaken President Obama in a Public Policy Polling survey released on Tuesday.
Romney won 49 percent support from likely voters in the poll, compared to 47 percent for Obama.
It’s the first time all year Romney has led in the poll, which was conducted on behalf of the liberal Daily Kos website and the Service Employees International Union. Obama led 49-45 percent in the group’s previous poll, conducted before last week’s debate.
Romney was boosted in the poll by gains among female voters. Obama still leads 51 to 45 over Romney among women, but he had a 15-percentage-point lead in the previous poll.
It’s the second poll in a row to show Romney swinging to a lead following his historic trouncing of Obama at last week’s debate.
A poll released Monday by the Pew Research Center showed Romney with a 4-point lead nationally. In the Pew poll, Romney enjoyed an 18-point swing among female voters.
Romney also stretched his lead among independents in the PPP poll to 48 percent to 42. In the previous poll he led 44-41 among independent voters.
The first debate between Obama and Romney has significantly shifted momentum in the race. {Read More}
Anyone betting on a threepeat?
Via: Memeorandum
I doubt Obama will be turning in that kind of performance again. But again, it was just a performance failure. On the substance, Romney just lied through his teeth every chance he could for and hour and a half. And as well, to your point about Romney's and Obama's shared proclivities, though I see starker contrasts, myself, I find it hilarious to see just how far he moved to the middle in that debate while "conservative" voters lauded his superficial performance.
ReplyDeleteWhat a joke.
JMJ
Yeah jmj, there is a boatload of jokes going around.
DeleteJMJ, I watched it. It was Obama who was lying, and it was a hard job, as the overwhelming failures of his administration and agenda are so numerous.
DeleteAnd Biden was lying on TV last night claiming Romney would hike taxes.
Ema/Shaw, analysis, please.
ReplyDeleteIt's still anybody's ballgame and I wouldn't bet on anything but dirt and filth and garbage being spilled on Romney from the left.
ReplyDeleteThe Chicago gang will not go gentle into that good night.
True Silver. However, given his tendency to flip flop, it's why I call him the Human Flipper, he opened himself up for a great deal of the lefts "garbage." Unfortunately we cannot be sure which Romney will be the governing Romney should he win.
DeleteMy educated guess based on MA. is he would move to center and stay there. The military posture concerns me quite a bit though as it is an area he might remain too hawkish.
We'll see. Obama is too far left.
The military stance troubles me too. I think the flip flop charge is overrated, it was on Kerry too. What politician doesn't? Politics is powered by BS and hypocrisy.
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