The New York Times is all aghast that the Republicans are about to roll out a ginormous, humongous Super PAC ad campaign against Obama using all kinds of nasty wasty buzz words and meanspiritedness.
{{Yawn}}
Are we talking about the same Obama who bumped a whole generation of adult women down to “sweetie” status, brushed Hillary’s dirt off his shoulders and connived with conman extraordinaire John Edwards to monkeywrench the Democratic primary process in Michigan? Surely, SURELY, he has nothing to fear from some well funded ad campaigns because his record of “accomplishments” will speak for itself. And anyway, a guy this callous, ruthless and insensitive to the way his behavior will set a precedent for the actions of others won’t stay up at night worrying about whether people are calling him names.
At least a front group calling itself Citizens United Not Timid (oh, how droll their abbreviation is. Jocularity! Jocularity!) didn’t produce a documentary about him. Well, not yet anyway. Still, nothing to worry about as long as unemployment is back to pre-2008 levels and GDP rises to a crisp 3% per anum, right?
Anyway, the only people who are going to believe that crap in the ads are the religious nutcases- er, that Obama seems to be dumping his base for…
Whatever. Not my problem.
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BTW all you Democratic blogger activists carrying Obama’s water, did you know that Robert Kennedy once broke a beer bottle over the head of one of his Harvard classmates who had the audacity to celebrate his birthday in the same bar that Bobby chose for his own birthday celebration? Yep, true story. Turns out the guy was an arrogant prick when he was young. Most people grow out of it.
Not that we like Mitt but to those of us out of jobs with dwindling savings and 401Ks that are about to be swallowed by some bad bets on a European debt crisis, what Mitt did as a kid is just not very important to us. It’s what the people in charge did as adults that makes the difference. If we were going to judge character by youthful and college age behavior, you guys would be kissing the ground the Clintons’ walked. They were the very models of responsibility and maturity.
A little consistency please.
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Hey, Bernie, why don’t you run?
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My dream vacation: Lake Powell, Arizona.
bliss.
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