[HapaxLegamenon]

LOL

[MNJohnnie]

Well love them or hate them you got to admit they are at least playing to win this time.

[Col Frank Slade]

AWESOME !

[DarthVader]

Sweet!!

[Uncle Miltie]

Devastating stuff. There is some really tremendous material out there.

[FatherofFive]

How did the RNC get an advance copy of JC's speech to the DNC?

Great work. What is so amazing is that so many great ads use the libs own words.

[justlurking]

Wow. That's devastating.

Of course, the Kneepad Media will be claiming that it was all Bush's fault.

I'm not sure that it will peel off any partisan Democrats, or even conservative Democrats. Carter is not exactly a popular guy in their party.

I also wonder if it will convince any independents or undecideds. They don't have a lot of respect for Carter, either.

If I had any advice for Romney/Ryan, it would be to hit Obama non-stop with facts countering the "It's Bush's fault" meme.

To wit:

• The tax code simplification in the Reagan administration lowered the top marginal tax rate, and tax revenues went up.
• The deficit still went up, because the Democrat congress refused to cut spending, despite their promises to do so.
• Clinton didn't balance the budget: a Republican Congress balanced the budget. Clinton went along because he had no choice.
• The economic boom from lower tax rates and balanced budget lasted until 2000, until the dot.com bubble burst. Then, we were hit by 9/11. We can argue all day about why they occurred, but they happened, and the double whammy hit the economy hard.
• The decision to invade Afghanistan and Libya were bipartisan decisions. No apologies, no victory dance -- just the facts, backed up by quotes from the likes of both Clintons and Al Gore.
• After the tax cuts in 2003, revenue soared again and the deficit was declining. Unemployment was under 5% in 2006. Then, the Democrats took over Congress, and both skyrocketed. That's the reason that Bush's average over 8 years was negative. If you only consider the first 6 years when the Republicans also controlled the House, it's positive.
• The mortgage crisis was building for a long time. Both parties share some responsibility, but Bush did try to deal with it and was rebuffed by Democrats. Obama had a significant role in it, even before he was elected. There was a recent article in the The Daily Caller about his lawsuit against Citygroup.

Obama's record speaks for itself. But, Romney/Ryan could do a lot to counter this "we can't go back to those failed policies" meme. Those policies didn't fail. They succeeded spectacularly, and were subsequently mucked up by the Democrats.

Stop letting the Kneepad Media frame the past. Too many people don't remember the past, don't understand the true cause and effect, or are too young to know what really happened.

[Wyatt's Torch]

Dang... really good. Hope they are turning these into TV ads and running them in swing states. Those are devastating.

[a fool in paradise]

Afraid of giant killer rabbits...

[N. Theknow]

So, Jimmy Carter goes from Worst to 2nd Worst. He must have been elated when he was asked to speak at the convention to celebrate his Savior.

And somewhere, probably somewhere very warm, Lyndon Baines Johnson is rejoicing his new status as 3rd Worst POTUS. And telling anyone who will listen, "At least I knew when to quit!"

[Hotlanta Mike]

Totally appropriate, since Jimmah is scheduled to make a video presentation at the Commie Hate Fest in Charlotte.