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Published on October 4, 2012 By Tova7 In Politics

I don’t know what you saw last night, or even if you watched, but I saw Mitt Romney bring his A game to a debate.  The president however, seemed discombobulated.

I predict the president will get ugly over the course of the next two debates.  Since he can’t run on his record, he will resort to personal attacks, innuendo, and repeating lies. 

I don’t think the debates matter to Obama-bots.  Those people who vote for him because he’s black, or because of one or two social issues.  But it was nice to FINALLY see the president challenged.  The press really set him up for failure by soft-balling him the last four years.  And they were falling all over themselves last night trying to make excuses for him.  But when James Carville says a Democrat president failed….well, it really speaks to how poorly Obama did.

You know the underlying theme for the entire debate?

A leader, a CEO trying to have a conversation with an arrogant community agitator.  Obama was out-classed, out-debated, and clearly, out of his league.

And the strangest thing happened as I sat and watched that debate.  The hope Obama promised then ruthlessly murdered, flickered in the darkness.  There may just be “hope” for this country yet.  Real hope.  We don’t have to decline.  We don’t have to go bankrupt.

Obama is no leader.

Here’s hoping his four year vacation at the expense of the tax payer is over come 2013!

 


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on Oct 04, 2012

I don't have stars in my eyes when it comes to Mitt Romney. I believe he will move left once elected. And I'm actually ok with that on just about everything, for cooperations sake, but spending. At the end of the day, Romney wants America to be a great country. That's far more than I can say for Barry.

on Oct 04, 2012

Well, if you see it, it's worth voting for.

I haven't watched it yet, but I might now just to watch Obama stutter and Romney show a love of country.  We should have a President that wants us to be better, not worse. 

on Oct 04, 2012

I caught only a brief minute or two of the debate, but monitored a couple of live blogs during most of it.  Watching the reactions to the debate was far more interesting than listening to BO mumble/stumble (which is like nails on a chalkboard for me anymore).  Even the overtly leftist media sycophants were dumbstruck at how bad Obama was and grudgingly complimentary at how well Romney performed.  It was so bad for BO that they couldn't even muster the energy to do their usual immediate post-facto fact check dance.

The important thing is that it was just one debate and God only knows what the Chicago mob has up its sleeve to try to mitigate or distract from last night's damage.  Cannot think Romney delivered a decisive knockout blow.  It has to be a full-on assault all the way to election day, even though it's quite clear, even to many of his supporters now, that this emperor has no wardrobe.

 

on Oct 04, 2012

Jythier
I haven't watched it yet, but I might now just to watch Obama stutter and Romney show a love of country. We should have a President that wants us to be better, not worse.

With the economy in the toilet, Romney is at least excited about helping America.  BO couldn't have cared less.  If you watch it...let me know what you think!

on Oct 04, 2012

Daiwa
The important thing is that it was just one debate and God only knows what the Chicago mob has up its sleeve to try to mitigate or distract from last night's damage. Cannot think Romney delivered a decisive knockout blow. It has to be a full-on assault all the way to election day, even though it's quite clear, even to many of his supporters now, that this emperor has no wardrobe.

In reality, anything they offer up, anything at all will be enough for people looking for a reason to vote BO.  Last night tho, BO didn't even give them that.

I hear people talking about Romney's lack of "specifics."  I think he was very specific considering the time limit.  How many specifics do they expect him to squeeze in 2 minutes?

I'm not optimistic Romney will get such an easy win again.  But it'll be a good test for him.

Oh, and Al Gore is saying BO was off his game because of thin air and elevation?!  lol  I've been to Denver many times, spent 4 months there once.  Yes, the air takes some getting used too, (serious pollution and "thin-ness")....but it makes you breathless, not stupid.

on Oct 04, 2012

Tova7
but it makes you breathless, not stupid.

Ouch, good one.

on Oct 04, 2012

I'm hearing today, from my black friends, that Romney is out of touch with Americans.

Really?

My reply:  What exactly in BOs background makes him relate better?

You know, I don't even care that they're voting for him because he's black.  It's just the flimsy excuses to try and cover the real motivation that offends me.

The reason it is so easy to label a white woman a racist when she doesn't like BO, is because they see my choice through the lens of their own motives, which is race.  Never occurs to them incompetence trumps race...at least for me...every single time.

on Oct 04, 2012

More Laffer curve lies...

People who vote Republican are either dumb or smart but selfish.

I'll cut taxes and spending = I'll cut taxes for my supporters and spend more on our constituents

Ya know, in fractional reserve banking, tax cuts are like welfare. You must dissipate fractional reserve currency on schedule. When you give corporations and the wealthy tax breaks, you put a heavy burden on the middle class... oh wait... oops... they don't do that either.... they leave it for the next guy to clean up so they look bad with deficit spending and tax increases.

Keep sucking back the poison kool-aid...

Raising taxes on the wealthy and government / private partnership ventures will get the country back in shape faster then pulling the same crap bush did.

on Oct 04, 2012

LORD-ORION
Keep sucking back the poison kool-aid...

Nice.  I'd imagine there are way more Democrats in the kool-aid entitlement line than any other political affiliation. 

LORD-ORION
Raising taxes on the wealthy and government / private partnership ventures will get the country back in shape faster then pulling the same crap bush did.

Upon what data do you base this assertion? 

LORD-ORION
People who vote Republican are either dumb or smart but selfish.

Selfish?  That's a joke right?  Did you know Obama didn't give more than $3,500 a year to charity from 2000-2004...it wasn't until he wanted to look good that he upped that amount, but not by much.  Not proportionally like Romney.

So you have a Democrat president who doesn't believe in giving his OWN money, but plays fast and loose with OURS...and his opponent who gives millions to non-profits.  (I guess he's selfish, giving all that money away.)

Since Dems are so smart, I'm sure you can list a handful of things BO has done that exhibits that intelligence.

Still waiting on a respone to the terrorist attacks. 

~crickets~

 

on Oct 05, 2012

BO is back on the campaign trail...talking smack. 

What a backbiter.  He took his lumps at the debate when it was face to face, man to man, now... NOW when there is no one to fight,  or contradict, he gets brave, and mouthy.

I realized today BO isn't just incompetent.  He's a coward.  He's afraid.  There is no other explanation for letting our country be hit by terrorists with no swift response, and on a lesser note, timidly facing an opponent in a debate then talking smack about him behind his back like a tuff guy.

Personally, I find cowardice one of the top 3 worst character traits a human can exhibit.  Because in my experience, there is no lie; no level of debauchery and backbiting; a coward won't travel just to keep from getting a beat down.  Which always seems to drag others down with them.

Ugh.

(Edited to add:  This is probably TMI, but I have a visceral reaction to cowardice for many reasons, the primary being I suffered as a child and young adult at the hands of cowardly "authority" figures.  Kind of like eating too much of a food, throwing it up, and never being able to eat that food again....I just can't tolerate it.

Lucky for me I married a very brave man! 

 

 

 

on Oct 05, 2012

I'm not sure if Barack is a coward, after all "Barack knows what it's like, to be a black man livin' in a country, and a culture, that's controlled by rich white people!" No seriously, he was just totally lost without his teleprompter and had to wait for David Axlepuke and Plouffe to spoon feed all his responses on the following day.

on Oct 06, 2012

I don’t know what you saw last night, or even if you watched, but I saw Mitt Romney bring his A game to a debate.  The president however, seemed discombobulated.

Good article on the debate Tova. 

I got back from a work/visit trip to Maine just in time for the debate. I took away from it basically the same as you have.

 

Romney came ready to rumble while Obama thought he could coast his way through. 

on Oct 06, 2012

Tova7
I don't have stars in my eyes when it comes to Mitt Romney.

Romney wasn't my first, second or even third choice...but the choice is him and Constitutionality or 4 more years of Obama's regime. 

Tova7
At the end of the day, Romney wants America to be a great country.

Yup. No doubt Romney loves America and sees her specialness. 

Obama believes America is the 1% globally and wants to bring her down. The movie "2016" proves that. 

And the strangest thing happened as I sat and watched that debate.  The hope Obama promised then ruthlessly murdered, flickered in the darkness.  There may just be “hope” for this country yet.  Real hope. 

Here's a joke my son told me. 

 

Years ago, we had Ronald Reagan, Johnny Cash, Bob Hope and Steve Jobs. Now we have Obama, no cash, no hope and no jobs!   

 

 

on Oct 06, 2012

LORD-ORION
Raising taxes on the wealthy and government / private partnership ventures will get the country back in shape faster

No it won't because the wealthy will simply move out of the country taking their money and jobs with them. 

In 2008, then-candidate Obama promised that under his plan no family making less than $250,000 a year will see any form of tax increase. In reality, Obamacare contains 18 new or increased takes and penalties that will cost tax payers $837 Billion over the next 10 years and many of which will fall heavily on the middle class. 

 

on Oct 06, 2012

lulapilgrim
No it won't because the wealthy will simply move out of the country taking their money and jobs with them.

And they should.  How ridiculous...this whole class war thing.  When did it become a bad thing to be wealthy in this country?  I'm HAPPY when people become wealthy.  I think it's a wonderful side effect of hard work.

And last time I checked, poor and middle class Americans weren't creating the bulk of jobs in this country.

Anthony R
No seriously, he was just totally lost without his teleprompter and had to wait for David Axlepuke and Plouffe to spoon feed all his responses on the following day.

Maybe he doesn't want to be re-elected.  Maybe he knows what is so obvious to anyone paying attention....he's not up to the job.

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