I wasn't surprised to find so much reaction to the leaked Romney videos,
being that they were so offensive, so factually incorrect, and so
refreshingly honest. But I was really surprised to find this kind of
reaction coming from
these wingnuts.
1.
"The overall impression of Romney at this event is of someone who
overheard some wingnut cocktail chatter and maybe read a
cwingnut blog or two, and is thoughtlessly repeating back what he
heard and read." — Rich Lowry, National Review (wingnut magazine)
2.
"Who are these freeloaders? Is it the Iraq war veteran who goes to
the V.A.? Is it the student getting a loan to go to college? Is it the
retiree on Social Security or Medicare? ... The people who receive the
disproportionate share of government spending are not big-government
lovers. They are repugicans. They are senior citizens. They are white
men with high school degrees. " — David Brooks (wingnut columnist), New York Times
3.
"It remains important for the country that Romney wins in November
(unless he chooses to step down and we get the Ryan-Rubio ticket we
deserve!). But that shouldn't blind us to the fact that Romney's
comments ... are stupid and arrogant." — Bill Kristol, The Weekly Standard (wingnut magazine)
4.
"I found the presser not horrible, which is about as much praise as I can muster right now." — Daniel Foster, National Review
5.
“I disagree with Gov. Romney’s insinuation that 47 percent of
Americans believe they are victims who must depend on the government for
their care. ... I know that the vast majority of those who rely on
government are not in that situation because they want to be.” — Linda McMahon, repugican candidate for U.S. Senate in Connecticut
6.
"He said he has a terrific campaign. Actually he doesn't. He says
that the campaign workers are working well together, well, actually, no,
they're not working well together, and that his campaign's going in the
right direction. No, it's not. And this is not being said by liberals
... these are conservatives. ... Savannah, I'm going to go put a bag
over my head now, so I will talk to you soon." — Joe Scarborough, wingnut talking head and former repugican congressman
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In the end it will be Willard Milton Romney’s own words that will bring down his seven year run for the presidency. I thank you Romney for speaking your real mind, sure its ugly but it just confirms my feeling that you act more like a Corporation than a person with compassion who realizes that a majority of my country is suffering. Hey the empty chair was a great it, thanks for the laughs.
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