[bfree]

great ad put out by Romney on this.

[Gabrial]

Choice is fairly clear. Someone who has been the CEO of a major corporation, or someone with no business experience whatsoever.

[JudgemAll]

Hmmm... an independent PR mafya... Ususally democrates and republicans pick from the same PR industry pool which Soros is seeking to controling via overtake and banning any competition.

Watch for antispeech legislation to fix that very soon... with McCain supporting it.

[Fred Hayek]

If I were a dishonest liberal, I might loudly ask if a white man calling a black official “just wrong” is some sort of “racist dogwhistle.”

Corey Booker is not really black, according to his mayoral predecessor and convicted felon Sharpe James.

[unkus]

You’re brave putting anything pro Romney on FR.

Good post.

[Kharis13]

Our Dear Leader and his team have a real conundrum on their hands; how to rip capitalism yet still get donations from those who have really benefited from it.

Romney wins another skirmish. Win enough of these and you win the war.

[School of Rational Thought]

How is Al Gore’s Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers is doing?

[Verginius Rufus]

I didn’t realize that Harold Ford, Jr., was an “Uncle Tom.”

[Jeff Chandler]

Romney's seemingly innocent lapse in judgement starts an alarming trend in animal cruelty

[Nervous Tick]

“Obama Isn’t Working” over a picture of an umemployment line.

I have to grudgingly admit that’s a damn good double-entendre slogan they came up with.

[Whats-wrong-with-the-truth]

Seriously? I have no problems with romney's Bain days or with the free enterprise capitalist culture we live in. I love working, making money and prospering from my hard work and have no resentments at all for those of like mind. We're I'm confused is in everyone's surprise at the demoncraps support of one of their own. Just because romney has an R behind his name does not make him any less a demoncrap that those with the big D behind theirs.

At least that's how I see it.

[magellan]

Romney is reacting quickly and aggressively.

Harold Ford's comments were this morning on "Morning Joe".

Also, instead of just defending himself, Romney is taking the fight back to Obama, putting Obama on the defensive.

The truth is Obama is in such a bad position, all he has are these lame attacks. The fact Romney is responding so quickly and effectively suggests Romney should win the election handily.

Obama's election was an aberration. His defeat will be a return to normalcy.

Although Obama is even worse than Carter, Romney is no Reagan. There will be no landslide, but I expect a solid win, similar to Bush 2004.

[newnhdad]

next up, DNC ad featuring Republicans using “vulture capitalism” from Perry, Santorum and Gingrich...

[Califelephant]

This is good, but it isn't good enough. It's still playing defense. Obama doesn't want to run against Romney, he wants to run against Bain (i.e., evil, heartless Wall Street bastards). That's obvious. Romney needs to make Obama run against his own Obamanomics record. They need to run simple, straightforward ads from now until November with average people talking about what Obamanomics has done to their jobs, their families and their businesses. The Romney campaign ran just one ad like that, but they need to be cranking out a new one of those every single day.

[tcrlaf]

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[FreedomPoster]

Say what you will about Romney, at least he will fight, unlike McCain, who did not.

[digital-olive]

I’ll hold my nose and vote for Romney for two reasons.

Get Obama out.

Justice Nominations.

Other than that....F* him.