[dragnet2]

“I’m not worried about the poor.”

He was talking about them voting for him.

Not worried about their vote.

Might be a slight problem considering how many Republicans have lost their jobs, homes, bushiness, savings, etc over the past 5 years.

[muawiyah]

We had this problem with both the Big Dems in the race ~ Romney and Perry ~ their acolytes found it necessary to run behind them with a pan and broom trying to clean up the mess and 'splain to us what they'd really meant when they'd said something exceedingly obvious.

Remember "HEARTLESS"?

Not to chortle too much as the feelings of impending doom undoubtedly run up the legs of Mitt's followers, but this is exactly what I was talking about last year!

No, your candidate, even if he's not really yours but somebody else's and you'd rather not have Obama back should be going around to small groups of campaign donors of possibly unknown provence and confiding in them that he thinks a little less than half the population are congenital Obama voters!

Actually, it's far more than half ~ he wiped us off the map in 2008!

We just don't need to have those private conversations once the campaign is underway, and he shouldn't be saying anything there that he's not willing to say openly to everybody.

The basic assumption these days is that any candidate can be turned into a 3-D walking talking automaton with ease ~ your friendly neighborhood Wal-mart has the video capability to make it so ~ if you need an example.