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Dan107 Wrote: Apr 26, 2012 8:12 AM
Because he can't run a campaign based on that embarrassment that he calls his record in office.
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Seawolf Wrote: Apr 26, 2012 7:46 AM
Because that is the only way this fool can win...divide and conquer, appeal to each little special interest group or those with an axe to grind.....that's how he won last time...this time the smarter ones who were duped by his BS have seen him for the feckless fool that he is and will not be fooled again....I think he'll suffer a bigger loss than carter.
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C.H. Wrote: Apr 26, 2012 7:56 AM
When Mr. Obama promises that "brighter days are ahead of us," he knows it's because Mitt Romney is going to be the next president.
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samplin Wrote: Apr 26, 2012 8:11 AM
I had three principals in a row who believed in divide and conquer. All were Black women and all three went after White teachers with guns balzing. One actually stated that she believed that "white teachers could not teach Black children because they hadn't had the "Black," experience. Each lasted in the job one year and were Peter Principled to the district office.
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C.H. Wrote: Apr 26, 2012 8:23 AM
samplin: Next time ask them if they are Christians. If they say yes, ask them to find the chapter and verse in the Bible where God commands us to hate our neighbor, be jealous of their wealth, to carry a grudge and seek revenge.
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A well-regarded Republican strategist at a private gathering recently warned, "And just wait until they play that Mormon card." By "they," he meant the Obama campaign and its complicit media cheerleaders.
Lawrence O'Donnell, only days later, gave his viewers a historical tutorial on the Mormon religion, darkly suggesting that we all should be afraid, very afraid. The Democratic governor of Montana, Brian Schweitzer, called Mitt Romney's grandfather a "polygamist."
This is actually good news for the Romney campaign.
By making Romney's Mormonism an issue, the Obama campaign has, as trial lawyers like to say, "reopened" the issue...
If Mormonism Is Fair Game, so Is Jeremiah Wright