Bo-4
Senator
My how things have changed since January!! :Cry:
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_...can-criticism-of-romneys-bain-record-is-fair/
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_...can-criticism-of-romneys-bain-record-is-fair/
First, Team Obama does not enjoy a monopoly on defining Romney. The latter will have more than a little say in how the public comes to view him. And – contrary to what you might read in the lefty blogs and the Washington Post – he actually has a good story to tell. He successfully managed the Olympics, he governed with the Democrats in Massachusetts, he is a devout family man, and he gives generously to his church. Even the Bain story is more than contestable; the Romney camp should feel comfortable running on his record there, since there are a lot of positives to draw from it.
Second, it’s not so much that Team Obama is using Bain, which would be an inevitable part of any campaign (Democratic or Republican). It’s rather that they have so little else to work with. What is the positive message of the Obama campaign? What is the vision for a second term? I’m not seeing much of anything on that front.
I, for one, admire Sarah's consistency.
She is consistently stupid as hell.![]()
I've yet to figure out how Alaskans were dumb enough to elect her governor (even for half a term ;-)
Most Alaskans probably understand that they really have very little need for a Governor.
Out on a limb....I'll bet you don't see Palin campaigning in person with Romney.
By HIS choice.![]()
OBAMA should hate the Obama campaign's focus on Bain:
http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/morning-jay-bain-romney-or-obama_645775.html
Palin's "sudden change of heart" is obviously pure politics....something democrats would never, EVER even contemplate. Right? LOLOLOL