Posted on 04/05/2012 8:32:26 PM PDT by Free ThinkerNY
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama said Thursday that the 2012 election will be a "fun debate" over two competing visions for the nation, referring to Mitt Romney as the Republican "front-runner" who has backed policies that would undermine middle-class families.
At a fundraiser held at a Washington hotel, Obama told supporters that his administration had spent the past three years "cleaning up after some of that mess, and I don't want to have to do it again."
(Excerpt) Read more at boston.com ...
What a joke as Romney’s policies are not too different from his own. Well at leasr someone will be having fun.
There’s more to the “fun” on that link that should concern us all, not just the Romney bashing I sited (that I’m certain the democraps already know about)—the resignations across the globe and what the hell it portends:
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“The mass resignations have not gone unnoticed to the readers of The Fiscal Times. This is a very real story — causing very real anxiety.
Michelle Hirsch wrote “What CEO Musical Chairs Means to the Job Market” for The Fiscal Times on February 23, 2012 — to hopefully soothe their readers’ fears.”
Against Bishop Willard it will be mere play.
Obama...you’re a fraud and a failure...let’s debate1!!!!!
It probably will be a fun debate for zero. He’ll only agree to use vetted liberal commentators, have the obviously softball questions approved by him in advance, and all the questions will be prompts for him to expound on how bad the Repubs are. He’s probably got his staff working on the questions now!
Thanks, Mortrey. I’ll check it out.
There is a lot going on that suggests the ‘elites” are getting ready to go into
hiding ....one way or another.
It’s Obama’s to lose. Romney is culturally tone deaf. Whereas Obama was so in tune with Hollywood culture that he toppled the Clinton machine, then subjected them to him.
Thanks to the newt, we have Romney. Yippy.
What a lying POS that guy is. He gave the usual drivel about how Bush and Republican policies caused this big mess when they controlled “everything”.
Not one mention by our guy Senator Johnson of WI or Britt Hume that the Republicans DID NOT control the House or the Senate during Bush's last two years, just when things started to hit the fan.
I was yelling at the TV. Where are we when our own “Leaders” cannot argue the simplest points against these propagandists. Just about any FReeper could have exviserated that dolt Conrad. It makes me absolutely sick.
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