The administration’s inability, or unwillingness, to communicate effectively concerning the war has been one of its biggest failings. The first front in any war is the war of words.
For all of Romney's problems, and they were substantial, I loved listening to him. Finally, an articulate Republican who could think on his feet, who effortlessly countered the MSM's propaganda! It was such a pleasure to see liberal reporters get that deer-in-the-headlights look, instead of seeing in on the leader of the Republican Party.
Bush does not even try to defend his perfectly reasonable policies, including the Iraq invasion. I bet that he counts the days until he can be back on his ranch. I know I do.
Should be “seeing it” instead of “seeing in.”
Well, I have to differ with you on that one. I can’t stand to listen to Romney...because I don’t believe one word he says. Nothing he had to say in this election cycle bore any resemblance to his actual record. It was simply a set of talking points put into his mouth by consultants.
He’s slick alright, but completely untrustworthy.
He also has a smarminess I find off-putting.
Were you referring to Rumsfeld?