Tell us why Romney will be a great president.

[Red Arrow]

that stink don't stick to me like it does your household.

You need to see a physician about your sense of smell.

[Conan71]

Oh, I treat all religions just about the same....but the Mormons? I'm just using them to make a point about how two faced the Jeremiah Wright haters like you get by. It's not bigotry...it's true equivalency.

But I can understand why you want to make others out to be bigots...nice try but that stink don't stick to me like it does your household.

I have to give you your props.  You are the master of the ad hominem.

[Hoss]

I have to give you your props.  You are the master of the ad hominem.

We've got two on here, diametrically opposed in points of view.  Maybe they can have a 'hom-off' sometime.

[Townsend]

We've got two on here, diametrically opposed in points of view.  Maybe they can have a 'hom-off' sometime.

Do they stand in a circle?

[Gaspar]

This is entertaining.  Mittens gives this little speech in PA where he was making a comparison of the government vs private sector.  Nothing groundbreaking or amazing here.  He makes mention of WaWa stores at about 25 seconds and then at the end he relates his story to that experience to illustrate how private sector ingenuity is amazing compared to public sector complexity and ineptitude.

Here's how MSNBC chose to report it.

Is there any wonder why MSNBC is hemorrhaging viewers?

[Townsend]

Is there any wonder why MSNBC is hemorrhaging viewers?

Lefties and moderates are too intelligent to fall for the banana in the tailpipe.  Fox viewers however...

[heironymouspasparagus]

I have to give you your props.  You are the master of the ad hominem.

He took lessons at Karl Rover University!

[Hoss]

Lefties and moderates are too intelligent to fall for the banana in the tailpipe.  Fox viewers however...

Awesome..

[Red Arrow]

This is entertaining.  Mittens gives this little speech in PA where he was making a comparison of the government vs private sector.  Nothing groundbreaking or amazing here.  He makes mention of WaWa stores at about 25 seconds and then at the end he relates his story to that experience to illustrate how private sector ingenuity is amazing compared to public sector complexity and ineptitude.

I remember Wawa more as a dairy farm.  We had Wawa milk delivered to our door until the early 60s.  One of the favorite elementary school field trips was to the Wawa dairy farm and bottling plant.  They were entering the convenience store business when we moved to Oklahoma.  I have read mixed reviews about their Hoagies.  We used to get ours at the Deli down the street.
http://www.sleepyhollowdelly.com/
It was more of a Deli/local produce store when we were there.  I don't remember any on site seating.  Everything was take-out.

I just barely remember eating at a Horn & Hardart Automat.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horn_%26_Hardart

[heironymouspasparagus]

I remember Wawa more as a dairy farm.  We had Wawa milk delivered to our door until the early 60s.  One of the favorite elementary school field trips was to the Wawa dairy farm and bottling plant.  They were entering the convenience store business when we moved to Oklahoma.  I have read mixed reviews about their Hoagies.  We used to get ours at the Deli down the street.

I just barely remember eating at a Horn & Hardart Automat.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horn_%26_Hardart

There was an automat somewhere here in town in the 50's - remember going to it once when very young.

Have a grandkid who worked at WaWa for a couple years.  Said it was very good...on a par with Quik-Trip.

[guido911]

Romney is already creating jobs....

At the candidate's afternoon stop outside a bakery in DeWitt, a group of about 15 protesters stood behind a police barricade, a few of them chanting in support of Obama. Asked why he was protesting, a man dressed in a grim reaper costume pointed a reporter to a pair of "designated representatives" standing in the shade.

"I can't talk, you gotta get one of those people over there to talk to y'all," he said. "They're the ones who can talk to reporters."

Neither of the representatives agreed to give their names, but two protesters said they were getting paid to stand outside of the rally, though their wage is unclear: one said she was getting $7.25 per hour, while another man said they were being paid $17 per hour.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mckaycoppins/anti-romney-protesters-say-theyre-paid-to-heckle

We still need to get passed the unequal pay problems though.

[Gaspar]

Romney is already creating jobs....

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mckaycoppins/anti-romney-protesters-say-theyre-paid-to-heckle

We still need to get passed the unequal pay problems though.

I wonder if they have healthcare?

My favorite headline today is actually from MSNBC.
Is Romney too focused on the economy?

That silly economy.  Why do Republicans seem so focused on the economy?  The private sector is doing just fine.  The economy is old news, now lets talk about access to late-term abortions for single mothers of undocumented workers with pre-existing mesothelioma and no solar panels on their electric cars because of Bush!

[Conan71]

I wonder if they have healthcare?

My favorite headline today is actually from MSNBC.
Is Romney too focused on the economy?

That silly economy.  Why do Republicans seem so focused on the economy?  The private sector is doing just fine.  The economy is old news, now lets talk about access to late-term abortions for single mothers of undocumented workers with pre-existing mesothelioma and no solar panels on their electric cars because of Bush!

That's some funny smile right there.  I raise my Marshall's to your wit.

[Townsend]

That silly economy. 

Romney's focused on immigration apparently.  The whole immigration thing through everyone into a tizzy.

Even Boehner was thrown.

[guido911]

For one thing, if Romney is elected, this grand scheme will come to an end.