Romney/Ryan Lose 2012 Election Thread

[twa]

Coincidentally TWA, 1 of the republican strategists was just telling Pierse Morgan on CNN that Romney needs to try to use the debate to get the election back to being a referendum on Obama.

It should be....as Leno says:
‘We Wasted Four Years Waiting For Obama To Do Something About The Economy’




trouble in paradise?
http://triblive.com/home/2641005-74/...#axzz27oZIGiiR

[AsburySkinsFan]

Who cares? It's not like the Obama campagn did this. I don't take msnbc any more seriously than I do Rush.

The Right cares because the MSM is Obama apparently, and MSNBC will be held accountable while Faux Noise will be worshipped and defended at every turn. The hypocrisy is ripe. But I'd never expect twa to level realistic criticism against Faux Noise.

[twa]

Who cares? It's not like the Obama campagn did this. I don't take msnbc any more seriously than I do Rush.

Sorry, but it is easy to confuse the two what with Tingles & co leg humping and Obama directing money to them

[AsburySkinsFan]

Sorry, but it is easy to confuse the two what with Tingles & co leg humping and Obama directing money to them

You just don't care do you? Pathetic.

[RedskinsFan44]

Joe Scarborough is a liberal water carrier?

Chris Mathews shows man love for Bush: http://mediamatters.org/research/200...he-year/134530

By the way, someone pointed out that the Fox News internet site did not have their own poll results on the front page this morning. They did, however, have an op-ed on the bias in polls. On their politics page you had to scroll down to find the poll, under the headline "79% think all Americans should pay taxes".

[GSF]

Sorry, but it is easy to confuse the two what with Tingles & co leg humping and Obama directing money to them

I know what you mean. When Rush called Sandra Fluke a slut, I almost confused Rush for Romney. Romney sure did sound rush-like when he said that 47% of Americans didn't care about their lives.

See how easy that is?

---------- Post added September-29th-2012 at 01:52 AM ----------

It should be....as Leno says:
‘We Wasted Four Years Waiting For Obama To Do Something About The Economy’




trouble in paradise?
http://triblive.com/home/2641005-74/...#axzz27oZIGiiR

Here's Leno talking about Romney buying the nomination: http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=...ail&FORM=VIRE7

TWA, you're really losing your touch man.

Seriously though, it's foolish to think a Presidential election should be a referendum about the incumbant. Everyone is always going to know what the other guy wants to do.

[NLC1054]

Not to indulge anyone's accusations of conspiracy, but it sure sounds like the crowd is chanting "Ryan, Ryan!".

It seems pretty clear to me that Paul Ryan introduces Mitt, Mitt gets his obligatory big cheer, Mitt starts talking and the crowd quiets itself, then Mitt drops what seems like a pretty clear applause line, at which point the people start cheering for Ryan.

Why would a group of people start chanting "Romney, Romney" after Paul Ryan's name was dropped?

[Larry]

Who cares? It's not like the Obama campagn did this. I don't take msnbc any more seriously than I do Rush.

It's still a perfectly valid complaint.

If Fox had done it, we'd be all over it. Whether the Romney campaign did it or not.

[GSF]

Not to indulge anyone's accusations of conspiracy, but it sure sounds like the crowd is chanting "Ryan, Ryan!".

It seems pretty clear to me that Paul Ryan introduces Mitt, Mitt gets his obligatory big cheer, Mitt starts talking and the crowd quiets itself, then Mitt drops what seems like a pretty clear applause line, at which point the people start cheering for Ryan.

Why would a group of people start chanting "Romney, Romney" after Paul Ryan's name was dropped?

It doesn't matter, this is completely irrelevant to the election. This is just a weak attempt to take the attention away from the 47% video, which unlike this nonsense story, is extremely damaging.

[Larry]

Well, you can't expect the candidates to actually state their own positions, on the issues, or anything. Do you?

[GSF]

It's still a perfectly valid complaint.

If Fox had done it, we'd be all over it. Whether the Romney campaign did it or not.

Nah...I expect that same BS from both networks.

[AsburySkinsFan]

It's still a perfectly valid complaint.
If Fox had done it, we'd be all over it. Whether the Romney campaign did it or not.

It is only a valid complaint when it comes from someone who might actually level the same complaint against any source that wold do it....if it was even done to begin with.

[RedskinsFan44]

It is only a valid complaint when it comes from someone who might actually level the same complaint against any source that wold do it....if it was even done to begin with.

I suspect that there were people in the crowd chanting both "Romney" and "Ryan". Depending on where the mike was you might hear more of one or the other. As was mentioned previously, it would be perfectly logical for people in the crowd to be chanting "Ryan"right after Romney says" How about that guy!" The comedy in the video is in what an amazing example of an awkward white guy Romney is (I am one myself). It really does not matter whose name was being chanted, although I guess the douche factor is greater if it was only "Ryan".

I think the right wing guys are showing some signs of the stress associated with the realization they are losing an election they regarded as a sure thing. The conspiracy theories with regards to the polling data are particularly telling. That said, there may be something here, but I doubt Scarborough was in on it if it occurred.

[NLC1054]

Doesn't this also sort of ignore the fact that Mitt Romney and the Republicans have set new lows in taking Obama's words out of context and straight up doctoring him to say something that he didn't? "You didn't build that" anyone? "If we talk about the economy we'll lose", perhaps?

No.

Okay.

[twa]

It doesn't matter, this is completely irrelevant to the election. This is just a weak attempt to take the attention away from the 47% video, which unlike this nonsense story, is extremely damaging.

Relevant to earn a number of posts in this thread earlier...of course they thought Stench was as well ....we are easily amused

speaking of amusing...

Drop in Ohio voter registration, especially in Dem strongholds, mirrors nationwide trend

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012...#ixzz27pEATTv2

Voter registration in the Buckeye State is down by 490,000 people from four years ago. Of that reduction, 44 percent is in Cleveland and surrounding Cuyahoga County, where Democrats outnumber Republicans more than two to one.
"I think what we're seeing is a lot of spin and hype on the part of the Obama campaign to try to make it appear that they're going to cruise to victory in Ohio," Cuyahoga County Republican Chairman Rob Frost said. "It's not just Cuyahoga County. Nearly 350,000 of those voters are the decrease in the rolls in the three largest counties, Cuyahoga, Hamilton and Franklin."
Frost points out that those three counties all contain urban centers, where the largest Democrat vote traditionally has been.
Ohio is not alone. An August study by the left-leaning think tank Third Way showed that the Democratic voter registration decline in eight key swing states outnumbered the Republican decline by a 10-to-one ratio. In Florida, Democratic registration is down 4.9 percent, in Iowa down 9.5 percent. And in New Hampshire, it's down down 19.7 percent.
"It's understandable that enthusiasm is going to wane a little bit from that historic moment (in 2008)," says Michelle Diggles, the study co-author and senior policy adviser for Third Way. "You can only elect the first African-American president of this country once."


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