posted October 08, 2012 10:47 AM            

The Middle East is on fire. Intelligence agents within the Executive Branch are saying O'Bomber's administration lied to the American people..over and over and over about the Libyan attack which killed our Ambassador and 3 other Embassy personnel.

There's an internal State Dept email showing additional security was requested by the Embassy and refused and records show US security forces were actually reduced/withdrawn before the attacks.

Add to that the fact the Ambassador's diary was found in which he expressed great concern for his personal safety in Libya and if Romney can't hammer O'Bomber into the debate stage like a tent peg using just that information in the debate...then Romney doesn't deserve to be President.

The Middle East on fire, attacks on US Embassies, an Ambassador and Embassy personnel killed, al-Qaeda flags flying from US Embassy flag poles, al-Qaeda and affiliates resurgent, Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt making common cause with the nutcase in Iran are not symptoms of O'Bomber's polices.

posted October 08, 2012 12:21 PM            

not everyone still subscribes to the macho image you still believe indicates manliness.

i don't think the debates will decide the election at all. i don't think they ever have.

posted October 09, 2012 07:50 AM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
Right on, Jwhop! Romney is going to obliterate him. He went easy on Obama the first time. Although...Obama looked very shocked that Romney would pull out the $90 billion card. The gloves will be off on this one. All Romney has to do is call Obama on his foreign policy record.
It will be a slaughter.

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Hope so.

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posted October 09, 2012 10:59 AM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
I'm a little worried about the VP debate.

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How so, Randall?

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posted October 09, 2012 12:03 PM            

Part of the old leftist playbook...Bush lied, people died.

Anytime one of their icons bites the dust there had to be some underhanded reason for the defeat. In 2000, Bush stole the election. In 2004, Bush stole the election.

It's just totally unacceptable that the leftist candidate isn't up to the job, is a zero, lost fair and square, that the other candidate is better, more intelligent, more knowledgeable in areas which matter, better prepared and their candidate has a record which can't be defended. Nope, Romney lied!

As for Romney's record as Governor. By the time Romney left the Governor's office, unemployment in Massachusetts was at a low level which would be considered almost full employment. Further he reduced unemployment in the state. But, the usual suspects need something to take their minds off their Marxist Messiah's meltdown in the debate and as psychosis go, this one is a rather mild delusion.

posted October 09, 2012 01:35 PM            

Unemployment in Massachusetts rose during Romney’s first year from a rate of 5.6 percent in January 2003, when he took office, to a peak of 6.0 percent in mid 2003.[66] It then steadily declined over the remainder of his term, ending at 4.6 percent in January 2007,[66] his last month as governor, for a net improvement in unemployment of 1.0 percent.[59] Much of the improvement in unemployment during Romney’s first three years in office reflected the loss of working-age adults from the labor force,[62][67] many of them having left Massachusetts for other states during the period.[68][62] Massachusetts experienced one of the highest levels of net out-migration of any state during Romney's term"
- wikipedia

posted October 09, 2012 02:08 PM            

Let it be noted that O'Bomber would kill for an unemployment rate of 4.6% but isn't it odd that a usual suspect is quibbling about an unemployment number under Romney that's close to "full employment".

posted October 09, 2012 02:59 PM            

"In the years before I took office our state’s leaders had come together to pass bipartisan measures that were making a difference. In reading and in math, our students were already among the best in the nation – and during my term, they took over the top spot." - Mitt Romney, speaking before the NAACP on July 11, 2012