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calculated poverty. Eliminated Romney voter.
Elderly - they feel no pain; the SS checks and doctor bills are continuing to be paid. Eliminated Romney voter.
College children - they feel no pain; their Pell grants and government subsidized loans will continue and most are still on their parents' dole. Eliminated Romney voter.
Hispanics - Obama gave them by illegal executive order citizenship so now they can get the government goodies. Eliminated Romney voter.
Blacks - well, you know the story there. Entire cities decimated by democrat leadership for decades, yet they feel no pain. Those on generational welfare want no jobs. They just want checks to keep on coming. Eliminated Romney voter.
Farmers - They want the silly government
Mitt Romney's top campaign aides conducted a conference call with conservative journalists this afternoon, during which they assessed the damage from Tuesday's electoral loss. The participants included campaign manager Matt Rhoades, political director Rich Beeson, polling director Neil Newhouse and digital director Zac Moffatt. A few notes from the call:
Matt Rhoades, on the overall race: "No campaign is perfect, and we certainly made our share of mistakes." On Paul Ryan: "He has come away from this race with a very bright future before him."
Rich Beeson, on the campaign's strategy: "We won independents and held the base....
Selecting Mr. Throw Granny Over The Cliff Ryan was a big mistake.
People of color?
Selecting another white man for the ticket instead of person of color was a big mistake.
The top of the ticket was the problem, not the VP choice.