Democrat political consultant Robert Shrum tried paint Mitt Romney yesterday as another Thomas Dewey, who lost to Harry Truman in 1948 after being favored going into the fall.
In the Daily Beast, Shrum calls Romney “the little man on the wedding cake,” “stiff” and a few other things that look like a Hail Mary designed to paint Mitt as out of touch.
But more important than who is Thomas Dewey in 2012 is the question who, in this scenario, will play the part of the no-nonsense Truman in a “Dewey Defeats Truman” reprise.
Because it ain’t Obama.
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Now why would we want to increase tax revenues.
Obviously.
Following Tax Relief 2003, 8 million jobs were created in the next 4 years (2004-2007). GWB's Tax Relief 2003 stimulated the economy, increased incomes, increased tax revenues, and decreased deficits.
We all know GWB was a great president, and yes, we miss him!
all gains were made by construction jobs in an overinflated housing bome and most were lost at the bust. Had nothing to do with the Bush tax cuts.
001, I think your latest post is dumber than your first?
Why dream up nonsense and post it?