I don't doubt that Mitt Romney and his family feel superior to the Obamas but I'm pretty sure they feel the same way about the Bush family as well. Mitt Romney and his wife just seem to exhibit a great level of disdain which is probably directed towards anyone who they don't see as being at their level.

That said, certain segments of the media need to learn how to deal better with these types of "uncomfortable" situations and not apply these double standards. Tagg Romney and/or his brother(s) can claim after the fact that he was joking but that's not good enough. He should acknowledge that it was inappropriate and apologize. And the people letting him off the hook need to ask themselves whether they would think it was cute or funny if either of Barack Obama's expressed the same sentiment.

The Romneys are surely motivating Democrats who probably weren't going to bother voting to change their minds and vote for Barack Obama and they may also convince some Independents who won't like their display of ugly condescending characteristics. We seem to be so many miles away from Ann Romney playing on the stupidity of the media with her fake outrage over Hilary Rosen pointing out that she's not a 9-5 job working mother.

I am just going to go on wondering why it is that the Republicans cannot get it together and run better candidates for President.

We've found voter fraud.

http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com/2012/10/colin_small_virginia_gop_voter_registration_fraud.php?ref=fpblg

Amazing how it's always "that lone guy".

We've found voter fraud.

http://tpmmuckraker....d.php?ref=fpblg

"Rockingham County Sheriff Bryan Hutcheson’s office said there was no indication that the activity was widespread in their jurisdiction and said the conduct “appears to be limited in nature.”

If we use Republican thought processes that means that this one incident of voter fraud is only hiding millions of other cases, right?

If we use Republican thought processes that means that this one incident of voter fraud is only hiding millions of other cases, right?

LOL! You got that right. Republican voter fraud is widespread and a serious problem. After all, they are misprinting ballots and leaving billboard in Philly to mislead Hispanic voters about the election.

Hilarious. The President says to careful that you don't catch Romnesia:

Apparently Romney's people came back with a response that implies that they have made themselves the spokesperson for all women. I guess they must think that women are such a stupid bunch that we will all fall for anything they say on behalf of us all.

This is annoying. Richard Carmona, who is running against Jim DeMint stooge and true believer Jeff Flake in Arizona, has already been accused of sexism. He denies these charges. So he decides to throw all that out the window by "joking" that their male debate moderator is prettier than Candy Crowley.

http://www.politico.com/blogs/on-congress/2012/10/carmona-apologizes-for-calling-male-debate-moderator-138985.html

I was curious if anybody else wanted to rank the swing states in order of most to least favorable for Romney. Here are my rankings:

1. NC (the only swing state I feel very good about)

2. FL

3. CO

4. VA

5. NH

6. WI

7. IA

8. OH

9. NV

I'd put Wisconsin at 2 or 3.

I actually agree with your list Max, maybe switch WI and NH.

So I heard on CBS radio news this morning that Mitt Romney's camp expects "Romnesia" to backfire and hurt Barack Obama with Independents. If they say so....

The President did a great job in this last debate. Romney is ridiculous and a liar. His violent thug son hugging the President.

Edited October 23, 201213 yr by Ann_SS

As someone who's lived in Michigan my entire life, it irritates the [!@#$%^&*] out of me every time Mitt says he's a "son of Detroit" and that his dad ran a car company. Just cause you were born in Detroit Mitt, doesn't make you a son of Detroit. You've spent nearly you're entire adult life everywhere BUT Michigan. Many Michiganders fondly remember your father Mitt, but you haven't done [!@#$%^&*] for Michigan, so stop saying you're one of us, you're not.

Edited October 23, 201213 yr by wingwalker

As someone who's lived in Michigan my entire life, it irateness the [!@#$%^&*] out of me every time Mitt says he's a "son of Detroit" and that his dad ran a car company. Just cause you were born in Detroit Mitt, doesn't make you a son of Detroit. You've spent nearly you're entire adult life everywhere BUT Michigan. Many Michiganders fondly remember your father Mitt, but you haven't done [!@#$%^&*] for Michigan, so stop saying you're one of us, you're not.

You don't appreciate Romney wanting to kill the auto industry because he loves Michigan.

Edited October 23, 201213 yr by Ann_SS