Breaking news from the Washington Post : A Romney advisor thinks Mitt Romney did, like, so awesome in this election, and we should all feel really good about the future of the Republican Party. Quit thinking Republicans suck, we only lost the biggest election in the country, says Stuart Stevens, chief Romney strategist (and occasional
The period should be moved back two words there. That was the whole business with the parade of clown leaders in the GOP primaries: even in the GOP, <i>nobody liked Romney</i>. They only rallied around him because they thought he could beat the Muslin.
Honestly, I&#039;m not even sure everybody in his family likes him. Certainly Seamus didn&#039;t.
<i>he was a charismatic African American president with a billion dollars, no primary and a media that often felt morally conflicted about being critical. How easy is that to replicate?</i>
Poor Romney, if only the Dems had run a white man in his sixties with no moral center, no program, no policy positions, and a tendency to say vile things about the unwashed electorate, then we&#039;d have seen a <i>fair</i> election. Even playing field, people!!
Also, that $1 billion? Came from hundreds of thousands of small donors, a.k.a. voters; unlike the $1 billion Romney had, which came from Sheldon Adelson, Foster Friess, and about 3 other people. Interestingly, Romney himself seems not to have put any of his own $250 million on the line. So much for having &quot;skin in the game.&quot;
<i>Romney became the nominee the same way Ramen noodles become dinner: There&rsquo;s nothing else around, and you have to pick something. And the Hot Pockets believe in evolution.</i>
this sentence (and this post) make me smile. nice work rich.
So I&#039;m guessing the guy who just said that being &quot;too liberal&quot; was an <em>advantage</em> in this election, also insists vehemently that this is a &quot;center right nation&quot;, just because. Some of us find that kind of cognitive dissonance so jarring it hurts.
&quot;Just because the boat is sinking, doesn&#039;t mean you should throw out the whole idea of plotting a course further north than planned to make slightly better time.&quot;
<i>&quot;Nobody liked Romney except voters.&quot;</i>
The period should be moved back two words there. That was the whole business with the parade of clown leaders in the GOP primaries: even in the GOP, <i>nobody liked Romney</i>. They only rallied around him because they thought he could beat the Muslin.
Honestly, I&#039;m not even sure everybody in his family likes him. Certainly Seamus didn&#039;t.
<i>he was a charismatic African American president with a billion dollars, no primary and a media that often felt morally conflicted about being critical. How easy is that to replicate?</i>
Poor Romney, if only the Dems had run a white man in his sixties with no moral center, no program, no policy positions, and a tendency to say vile things about the unwashed electorate, then we&#039;d have seen a <i>fair</i> election. Even playing field, people!!
Also, that $1 billion? Came from hundreds of thousands of small donors, a.k.a. voters; unlike the $1 billion Romney had, which came from Sheldon Adelson, Foster Friess, and about 3 other people. Interestingly, Romney himself seems not to have put any of his own $250 million on the line. So much for having &quot;skin in the game.&quot;
As if Ike could even get the GOP nomination these days.
i don&#039;t know about all this, but i DO know i went to that party once.
<i>Romney became the nominee the same way Ramen noodles become dinner: There&rsquo;s nothing else around, and you have to pick something. And the Hot Pockets believe in evolution.</i>
this sentence (and this post) make me smile. nice work rich.
So I&#039;m guessing the guy who just said that being &quot;too liberal&quot; was an <em>advantage</em> in this election, also insists vehemently that this is a &quot;center right nation&quot;, just because. Some of us find that kind of cognitive dissonance so jarring it hurts.
&quot;Just because the boat is sinking, doesn&#039;t mean you should throw out the whole idea of plotting a course further north than planned to make slightly better time.&quot;
<i>At the end of the day, Mr. Stevens just wants people to continue hiring him, pretty please.</i>
In spite of the fact that he&#039;s someone so stupid that even his smartphone makes fun of him.
When the wealthiest, most despicable people lose don&#039;t they always still try to find a way to make it look like a win?