[PapaNew]

Reaganites are finding it uncomfortable as they fend off the Tea Party’s nihilistic insurgency

Not this Reaganite. I love the Tea Party who puts America first unlike the GOP establishment which puts its own interests first.

[9YearLurker]

Wapshott is actually the guy’s last name?

[Mortrey]

On the morning “news” on radio station WSB NewsTalk Radio 750 (Atlanta), at 5:41 in the a.m., on 7.30.12, a FoxNews “reporter made a statement about Romney’s VP pick and how it needed to be “better vetted” than McCain’s choice in 2008!!!!

I didn’t need a second cup of coffee, as this statement from FoxNews Radio made my blood pressure SHOOT through the ROOF!!!

You’re damned right the Tea Party is stronger than ever and the f**king RINOs (including the bastards at Fox News Radio) had better realize that we are tuned in to THEIR bias as intently as we are the f**king socialists’ banter.

Be forewarned, Fox—you’re losing YOUR base.

[PapaNew]

Despite a lackluster economy, 23 million unemployed, unpopular healthcare legislation and a president portrayed as an elitist Kenyan Muslim socialist, Romney is still only neck and neck with Obama. And in the battleground states, Obama has a clear lead.

Astonishing and inexcusable. Romney is clueless. To him it's about politics and government - he's a "vision thing" guy. He's trying to beat Obama on Obama's pro-government, pro-socialist turf, because I suspect that's also what Romney is. Romney is losing because Obama is better at promoting the socialist agenda than he is.

[editor-surveyor]

Neither Palin nor Paul seeks any insurrection; their goal is stability, and responsibility, whether you agree with their definitions or analysys, or not.

Romney’s campaign was insurrection. The MSM’s attack on Cain was terroristic assasination.

[PapaNew]

Palin feels she has been shut out of Tampa for criticizing the GOP establishment she believes turned on her when she was John McCain’s vice-presidential candidate. “I’m not the only one accepting consequences for calling out both sides of the aisle for spending too much money, putting us on the road to bankruptcy, and engaging in crony capitalism,” she told Newsweek. “This isn’t Sadie Hawkins and you don’t invite yourself and a date to the Big Dance.”

You should have run, Milady.

Ron Paul and the GOP is a train wreck. Obama has that "What, me worry?" look on his face.

[Graewoulf]

After reading this terrible article I tried to figure out why the author had missed the obvious.

Then I read this: “ Nicholas Wapshott is the former New York bureau chief of The Times of London. “

Problem solved.

[Nifster]

A Brit from Reuters...why do I care what a lefty thinks???? This guy is so out to lunch

[CedarDave]

Palin is a powerful speaker when preaching to the choir. It is not a question of whether Romney should invite her to speak, but how to get her to stay on message. For once, Lyndon Johnson’s gloriously vulgar aphorism about J. Edgar Hoover pissing in or out of the tent doesn’t apply. Palin will either be outside the tent pissing in, or inside the tent, pissing. Her big-bucks backers, SarahPac, have already acquired a perch close to the convention hall from which they can cause trouble whether or not their heroine is invited to speak.

Groan... Very crude metaphor. As the title says, "It's Reuters."

[Donald Rumsfeld Fan]

Ronald Reagan’s presidency was a breakthrough for the Goldwater stalwart, though now even Reaganites are finding it uncomfortable as they fend off the Tea Party’s nihilistic insurgency.

clueless

[Graewoulf]

I think that Romney should SEAL his Federal and State Tax Records when he announces who his Veep will be.

That would give The Media a double surprise.