#News: #Mitt #Romney can win in 5 months...this latest nonsense by Obama today is just icing on the cake.

Nora Qudus

5:46 PM - Public

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It seriously looks like a win for Mitt Romney in 5 months...this latest nonsense by Obama today is just icing on the cake.

OBAMA BACK TRACKS: 'The Economy Is Not Doing Fine' »

After a fury of backlash, President Barack Obama sought to clarify comments he had made just hours ago at a press conference, saying that he realized "the economy is not doing fine." "It is absolutely clear that the economy is not doing fine. That's why I had a press conference," Obama told reporters at the White House, according to NBC. The steps back come after Republicans seized on Obama's earlier comments. The key line: "The private sector is...

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Jeff Zimmerman

3:43 PM - Public

Now when Mitt Romney called Barack Obama out of touch... which of his 4 houses did he say it from?

Ryan Drewrey4:04 PM

I saw that - LOL

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Melanie Jones

12:47 PM - Public

According to Mike Halperin at Time magazine, Republicans Now Believe Romney Can WIN, and Democrats Believe Obama Can LOSE.

Do you agree with Halperin?

Time's Mark Halperin published a piece yesterday with a rather shocking opening sentence.

"With five months until Election Day, Barack Obama faces a grim new reality: Republicans now believe Mitt Romney can win, and Democrats believe Obama can lose."

Are you starting to feel that way?

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,2116715,00.html#ixzz1xDLnmL20

YES +Mitt Romney CAN WIN :))))

#obamaisntworking #noobama2012 #mittromney #mittromney2012

Between the Lines: By Mark Halperin »

With five months until Election Day, Barack Obama faces a grim new reality: Republicans now believe Mitt Romney can win, and Democrats believe Obama can lose ... Last week's anemic job-creation and......

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Ezra Klein

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The top Google result for “Mitt Romney gaffes” is About.com’s “Top 10 Dumbest Mitt Romney Gaffes.” The second is Mediaite’s “The 12 Worst Mitt Romney Gaffes Caught On Tape.” TheWeek.com lists “Mitt Romney’s 9 worst clueless-rich-man gaffes.” ABC News offers a story headlined “Mitt Romney admits he’s ‘haunted’ by past verbal gaffes.” We here at The Washington Post round out the front page with “Mitt...

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Gaffes don’t matter »

The election won’t be decided by verbal miscues.

Jeremy Nixon5:19 PM

I'm not even sure why this one is supposed to be a gaffe. The corporations are making more money than they've ever made in the history of the world; they're having no trouble hiring as many people as they need; and a lot of them aren't even being asked to pay taxes. They really are doing fine, aren't they?

Darque Wing5:22 PM

Don't matter?!? But without them, how would anyone run a mudslinging campaign?

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Robert Thompson

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Rand Paul Endorses Mitt Romney »

Senator Rand Paul, R-Ky., endorsed Mitt Romney for President on Fox News Thursday night, citing a kinship with the former Massachusetts governor on several important issues.

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Aaron Queener

5:33 PM - Public

Doughnut Identification Glitch Detected in Mitt Romney Software »

Your mostly lazy editor had vowed to challenge herself when typing nonsense posts about Mitt Romney, to not go for the perpetually obvious Mittens-qua-robot theme as a matter of trying to avoid worn-o...

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Timothy Matias

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Sen. Rand Paul endorses Mitt Romney [VIDEO] »

Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul came out and endorsed Mitt Romney for the presidency Thursday night during the broadcast of Fox News Channel's

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Arthur Gwynne5:24 PM

He was never on our side in the first place

Timothy Matias5:46 PM

The problem is that Rand Paul was never libertarian in the first place. He was only supporting his father, not the cause of Liberty. Now that his father's last campaign is coming to an end, Rand Paul has no obligation to support his father any more, and has chosen what is in his own best interests, even though these interests run counter to the cause of liberty.

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