[Revolting cat!]

I will address the posted article, once again and not any idiotic diversion: the Romney campaign is in serious trouble and most, perhaps all conservative commentators out there agree. What to do? Will the campaign address the issues raised, listen to the advice offered? Reject it publicly?

[nicmarlo]

in spite of polls showing President Barack Obama expanding his lead in battleground states

I don't agree with the biased, democrat funded, democrat-loading, false polls.

I don't think Romney's in trouble, the media's wishful thinking otherwise. They're in meltdown mode, especially on the heals of the Middle East disaster.

Romney does, however, need to be more like a Newt in his style, and less nice.

[nicmarlo]

p.s., my question is not idiotic. It’s deserving of a factual answer to those who are campaigning against the only person who can beat Obama.

[BlueDragon]

Romney will remain a "generalist", as much as he can get away with. It worked for Obama (nobody much questioned him). Specifics are expected from Republicans, so they can be picked apart. If Democrats are called out on specifics by a few, it's only to give cover for the rest (of the pom-pom wavers) who change the subject...

You have long been correct. Bad things are wrong. BLOAT and keep it dry.