"Where's your dolla?"  Said with Ghetto accent.

He's not even trying to hide his lies.  How sad.

Knows the media won't challenge him I guess.

http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/329756/phony-chief-thomas-sowell

I pray not, but it is not too big a stretch to believe Ambassador Stevens was still alive at the moment that photo was taken.

Oh so obama was lying? How about you guys check you're facts and see who was really lying. Here a link just so you guys could prove to yourself that you're not really factualily correct. http://www.politicususa.com/12-lies-mitt-romneys-debate-performance-mostly-fiction.html

I know.  How horrible for his family.  If that were my husband.  I'd be on every news station that would have me.....

[quote who="cadengem" reply="19" id="3247211"]Oh so obama was lying? How about you guys check you're facts and see who was really lying. Here a link just so you guys could prove to yourself that you're not really factualily correct. http://www.politicususa.com/12-lies-mitt-romneys-debate-performance-mostly-fiction.html[/quote]

How about you cite a more moderate, or unbiased source?  Even politifact.com (who leans left) has Romney telling more truth than the "real liberal politics"  (their self-described title, not mine).  Those are hardly "facts."

Obama is a liar.

The whole New Orleans speech was a lie.  The whole terrorist attack on 9/11 this year was covered up and lied about.

The economist/professor The Obama administration uses to say Romney's economic plan blah blah blah...says Obama is mis-using, (ie lying) about it (which your site also uses) says Romney's plan IS doable.

In his own words...

http://radio.foxnews.com/2012/10/10/audio-cited-princeton-economist-obama-wrong-i-never-said-romney-plan-would-raise-taxes-on-middle-class/

Read it for yourself...17 pages... (this is the paper Obama uses to call Romney econimic plan a "lie.")

https://www.princeton.edu/ceps/workingpapers/228rosen.pdf

An excerpt:

Governor Romney has proposed a personal income tax reform that would lower marginal tax rates and broaden the tax base. Critics of the proposal have argued that high-income taxpayers would receive a tax cut, and given that the proposal is meant to be revenue neutral, this would inevitably lead to increased taxes for families with low and moderate incomes. Because the Romney proposal does not specify in detail just what tax preferences might be eliminated or scaled back in order to broaden the tax base, much of the debate over it has focused on what provisions would be politically and administratively feasible.

While this discussion has been illuminating in some respects, something seems to be missing. Relatively little has been said about the possible effects of the Romney proposal on economic growth. This is curious because increasing growth is the motivation for the proposal in the first place.

In this paper, I analyze the Romney proposal taking into account the additional income that might be generated by economic growth. The main conclusion is that under plausible assumptions, a proposal along the lines suggested by Governor Romney can both be revenue neutral and keep the net tax burden on high-income individuals about the same. That is, an increase in the tax burden on lower and middle income individuals is not required in order to make the overall plan revenue neutral.

The zero-sum-game fallacy (a core leftist belief) strikes again.

So I watched the VP debate last night.

I think Paul Ryan did ok.  Wish he would have been able to finish a thought without interruption.  But, that's the nature of debates.  Gotta fight sometimes to be heard.

I think Biden presented the Dems worldview well.  But all the smirking?

It reminded me of the musicians on the Titanic.  They continued to play as the ship sank.  Last night Biden said everything is ok, and flashed those horrendous veneers when Ryan warned that we're sinking.

Keep smiling Joe as we fade into decline and power into bankruptcy.  Just keep smiling.