<blockquote>The disdain [Mitt] Romney seems to feel for those who need government help, the condescension toward people who aren&rsquo;t as privileged or successful, is jarring enough in its own right. But it&rsquo;s even more jarring when you consider that almost all of us&mdash;Mitt and Tagg very much included&mdash;have needed help at some point in our lives. It&rsquo;s just a matter of where that help comes from. That Mitt Romney would roll it back for those who have no place else to turn but government isn&rsquo;t an act of virtue or tough love. It&rsquo;s an act of hypocrisy.</blockquote>
I&#039;d suggest a biography of him titled &#039;When Character Was King&#039; except that title was used by Peggy Noonan in praise of her saint. Who fought World War II in Culver City, California.
I try to tell younger friends that politics wasn&#039;t completely filled with lunatics in the past but now they see it all as theater. Pretty bad theater at that.
This is the Invisible Dead Hand of Nixon, rising out of his grave to smite another descendant of his cronies. Remember that the Trickster used to call George Allen Sr and suggest plays the Chesapeake Bay Region Indigenous Persons could use along their inevitable path towards the Super Bowl. Now all are being punished with the curse of Shanahan and Snyder.
Tax the rich? The horror! The horror!
Here&#039;s a four-clicker from<i> TNR </i>on Tagg, w/real reporting&#039;n&#039;stuff: <a href="http:\/\/www.tnr.com\/article\/politics\/magazine\/108815\/tagg-romney-myth-self-reliance" target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://www.tnr.com/article/politics/magazine/1088...">http://www.tnr.com/article/...
The closer:
<blockquote>The disdain [Mitt] Romney seems to feel for those who need government help, the condescension toward people who aren&rsquo;t as privileged or successful, is jarring enough in its own right. But it&rsquo;s even more jarring when you consider that almost all of us&mdash;Mitt and Tagg very much included&mdash;have needed help at some point in our lives. It&rsquo;s just a matter of where that help comes from. That Mitt Romney would roll it back for those who have no place else to turn but government isn&rsquo;t an act of virtue or tough love. It&rsquo;s an act of hypocrisy.</blockquote>
Proving once again that facts have a liberal bias.
Guess all the editors are saving their snark for tomorrow&#039;s debate?
I&#039;d suggest a biography of him titled &#039;When Character Was King&#039; except that title was used by Peggy Noonan in praise of her saint. Who fought World War II in Culver City, California.
You know, Mittborg, you have yet to have the mortuary effect on your namesake as on Palinzadummy. Squeeze harder in snapping this presidential log.
doc, please. this? <a href="http://wonkette.com/198490/..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://wonkette.com/198490/george-allens-family-p...">http://wonkette.com/198490/...
Inexplicable need to hear: 96 Tears.
I try to tell younger friends that politics wasn&#039;t completely filled with lunatics in the past but now they see it all as theater. Pretty bad theater at that.
Lessee, which was the last team in the NFL to have a black player?
Great Brazilian Invasion? Clue a newbie in, if you would be so kind.
Finally, a candidate with a platform everyone can support.
Think of the romantic possibilities.
This is the Invisible Dead Hand of Nixon, rising out of his grave to smite another descendant of his cronies. Remember that the Trickster used to call George Allen Sr and suggest plays the Chesapeake Bay Region Indigenous Persons could use along their inevitable path towards the Super Bowl. Now all are being punished with the curse of Shanahan and Snyder.
I thank you, madam.
Mediocrity and stupidity abhor a vacuum. We&#039;ll find another worthy of snark.