[governsleastgovernsbest]

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Go ahead, Harwood: make my day. Ping to Today show list.

[BenLurkin]

Eastwood's stunt opened the door for the great national mocking of Prez Hussein.

Either he doesn’t get it yet, or he is pretending to not get it.

[wayoverontheright]

I take heart in the fact that the liberal media are reduced to “wishful thinking” reporting.

[Tanniker Smith]

the speech is almost universally viewed by political professionals as "a big blunder, a big set-back for Mitt Romney."

While simultaneously viewed by the voting public as frickin' awesome.

And I know whose opinion I put more stock in.

[MissMagnolia]

Harwood is obviously a member of the “Choom Gang” .... smoking something that has destroyed a large number of brain cells.

[Lazamataz]

LOL, Harwood is funny!

[American Constitutionalist]

" Guess John Harwood was feeling lucky today. CNBC's chief Washington correspondent went on the Today show and boldly proclaimed that not only did Clint Eastwood not accomplish his mission with his RNC speech, but that the speech is almost universally viewed by political professionals as "a big blunder, a big set-back for Mitt Romney." ......


What else can we expect them to say ? ... the truth hurts.

[SauronOfMordor]

A week and a half after the event, and they are still obsessing about it. Flint is brilliant!

[SauronOfMordor]

A week and a half after the event, and they are still obsessing about it. Flint is brilliant!

[Domandred]

almost universally viewed by political professionals

These are the same "professionals" that thought the Tea Party would amount to nothing and Occupy would be the great new political movement.

They obviously get paid too much for their "professional" opinions.

[gotribe]

I’m going out today to get a RR sign for my front yard. And I’m going to put a fallen chair right next to it. Will drive the neighborhood libs NUTS.

[rod1]

Harwood, ostrich, head, sand. Nothing more you need to know.

[sauropod]

Think I saw this live yesterday.

Harwood’s a tool.

[rod1]

Harwood must live way beyond the parallel where they encase you in amber.

[Dr. Sivana]

the speech is almost universally viewed by political professionals as "a big blunder, a big set-back for Mitt Romney."

Of course, "political professionals" comprise about .02% of all voters. And even of that .02%, perceived blunders don't change their candidate preference anyway.

[JPG]

John Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha-Harwood roams clueless in the rat maze.

[M Kehoe]

Well Harwood, Mr. Eastwood's "stunt" is still being talked about today, which means 0bama is still being mocked two weeks later.

Seems like Mr. Eastwood accomplished his purpose, right John?

5.56mm

[TomGuy]

Of course it was a big blunder.

[/s]

That is why the Media/Dems are still talking about it over a week later.

The only thing they have to talk about from the Dem Convention was the speech by former President and Impeached BJ Clinton.

[snowstorm12]

The only people that I saw have a hissy fit over Eastwood was MSNBC. They really blew their top and that acted koo kOO over the whole thing.

[captmar-vell]

Having watched only snippets of both conventions, as I suspect most folks did, no one sat through it all. I came away with only two standout (message) moments to easily recall,

1) I now equate our current president as an empty chair and can easily accept that analogy without having ever thought about it before, it rings true without requiring much convincing, even to a causal observer,

2) The other message is the DNC leaders ‘booed’ God and hate Jerusalem unless allah rules over it,

So who was it that really ‘blundered’ in getting their message heard, the RNC or DNC?