Mitt Romney

Some of you may recall the powerful evidence in 2004 that George W. Bush was cheating in the debates by wearing an earpiece. The New York Times famously (well, at least somewhat famously) documented the evidence and then refused to print it because it might have had an effect on the election: http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=2012

A few of you may be aware of the extensive evidence that Bush has worn an earpiece and been prompted with answers at speaking events for the past three years: http://democrats.com/earpiece

This background is reason to believe a candidate might cheat and that it is technologically feasible. It is also reason to believe the media would kill the story. It is not reason to know that Mitt Romney cheated in the MSNBC debate this week. But there are other good reasons to believe that he did.

Well folks that's it for the Mittster - he was caught on tape with an earpiece! Listen for yourself as someone whispers "he raised taxes":

Call every radio and TV talk show you can and tell them to play this on the air! Let's expose Romney to the world as the fraud that he is. And when we're done with Romney, let's expose Bush too for wearing an earpiece at every debate, press conference and interview since 2004!

We've all seen the signs and bumper stickers - "I'm the NRA and I Vote."

But with the Republican Party in chaos, time the question must be asked: for whom??

Grandpa Fred is putting his last eggs in the basket of South Carolina gun owners, but gun owners aren't fools and they have no interest in backing a sure primary loser.

Their dilemma is expressed by F. Hewitt Grant, the grandfatherly president of Ellett Brothers gun manufacturing:

Grant has been wooed by three candidates: Thompson, Huckabee and former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani.

Someone is trying to knock Mike Huckabee out of the race with this hard-hitting ad attacking Huckabee for freeing Wayne Dumond. Who's behind the ad and the web site huckabeefacts.com?

AP reports,

Mike Huckabee, an ordained Southern Baptist minister, asks in an upcoming article, "Don't Mormons believe that Jesus and the devil are brothers?"

The article, to be published in Sunday's New York Times Magazine, says Huckabee asked the question after saying he believes Mormonism is a religion but doesn't know much about it.

Huckabee is being coy - he certainly knows enough about Mormonism to cite some of its wackier theological positions that will make Baptists gasp.

Romney fired back by saying attacking his religion was "un-American."

But arresting millions of "tired, poor, huddled masses, yearning to breathe free" and sending them back is "American"?

By Rip Rense

Mitt the Mormon mannequinned his way into a New Hampshire diner, looking like a Dewar’s ad come to life, and began to hold forth at one of those sanitized Candidate Meets The People pop-in photo-ops. Events that became a cliché sometime around the discovery of language.

Ah, but Mitt was so elegant, so poised, so altar boy-polite, with his patter about “sorry to interrupt” and something about not expecting to have a politician ruin your lunch, etc.

(Har. Har.)

You know, it was one of those scenes where all the people stared, starry-eyed, at the Famous Politician with the (choose one) glinting teeth/hair plugs/thousand-dollar suit, or more recently, the hint of cleavage. And Katie Couric looks oh-so-grave as she brings you five seconds of it on the evening news.

Republican candidates for President are saying the darndest things about the UN weapons inspectors who searched Iraq with a fine-toothed comb before Bush hastily pulled them out of Iraq just before unleashing his "shock and awe" attack on Baghdad on 3/19/03.

On the campaign trail, Mitt Romney repeatedly says Saddam Hussein never let those inspectors into Iraq:

Well, it's a setting that's almost a null set. Which is, if we knew that Saddam Hussein did not have weapons of mass destruction, and if he had complied with the United Nations resolutions to allow IAEA inspectors into his country, we wouldn't be having this conversation.

Trump Speaks Truth to Power

Looks like the Donald is moving on from dissing Rosie to dissing Bush. Love him or hate him, he's an opinion maker. Hear him candidly speak about Bush, the war, how to get out of it - and the reason we should - NOW!