How is there any comparison between someone who committed a crime vs. someone who made a verbal gaffe, which all politicians do, and which the opposing party always make hay over, usually to little effect because the voters care about substantive issues, not gotcha games?
I’m more concerned about getting Romney’s tax returns released so we can find out if he is hiding any nefarious or criminal activity.
re: I’m more concerned about getting Romney’s tax returns released so we can find out if he is hiding any nefarious or criminal activity.
I love your sarcasm. You have brilliantly nailed it. That is exactly what the Dems are after, except they are not going to find nefarious or criminal activity. They know that. Their strategy is to scour through every line of every return and create issues out of non-issues that Romney has to then defend. They will put out the talking points to the press every day and all their pals will create issues to put Romney on the defensive. It will allow them to keep the issues away from the real problems -— jobs, the economy, the debt, Islamic terror, and Iran getting a nuke.
Nicely done. Using sarcasm can be very effective and you did it masterfully.