Some insightful introspective self recognition there Teddy.
Actually Bush 2 (your hero I would imagine) took more vacations than any president and played the most golf since Kennedy. Get you facts straight.
Are you Obama's personal secretary? If not how would you know what he does with his time? Or are you just fling partisan bullsh*t? BTW, it's lemonade dummy..since you like to pick on spelling errors.
Obama doesn't have the years & years of experience in raping & gutting American companies and selling the jobs to China for huge personal gain like Romney but he does have 4 years more experience at president than Mittens.
So I am far more acquainted with it than you then. And I spelled it correctly.
Oh no! BamBam spent about 135 hours playing golf whereas the Shrubster spent like 130+ days on vacation in Texas.
I once played over 250 rounds in a year. It was great fun and very relaxing.You should take up the sport but I imagine you prefer to spend 18 hours a day in your mother's basement praying to the great prophet Romney and sifting the internet for pictures of the right wing leadership to jerk off to.
Nice, but with a girlfriend, 5 kids, 3 houses and a full time job I don't have time to read through his daily agenda. That of course makes me think that if you have so much time to spend on tracking the movements and agenda of the president and searching for things to prop up your republican Jesus you must be one of those welfare bums leeching off the system. Not to mention if you think everything the president does is available for public consumption you are a bigger idiot than I could have imagined.
Have you ever been out in the real world? I know what your hero did for a living all those years and it wasn't running a charity. He made his millions by screwing over the working man. I could present you with a history of Bain Capital and his involvement with Mark Singer screwing the taxpayers for millions from the auto bail-out but you wouldn't believe any of it so why bother.
Of course he does, he sold them half of the american auto industry and a lot more.
Actually nobody has experience being president the first time they get elected. Based on Mittens' history I wouldn't be surprised to see the govt pension plans pillaged and congress parted out to the highest bidder all for his personal profit if he does win the race.
Hey dumb-a$$. Try for just one nanosecond to let something enter your thick skull other than Romney's d*ck. I am not a leftist, in fact I am quite right leaning on a lot of issues, I would support Ron Paul over anyone if the idiots in the republican party had enough sense to nominate him instead of the 2 bit political wh*re they have running now. I am also far from a kid and unlike you don't still live in Mommy & Daddy's basement drinking mountain dew and surfing the web for republican porn.
Now there is the best pitch I've heard from a politician in a long time.
Mitt Romney donated his inheritance to Brigham Young University to help disadvantaged students pursue higher education in public management and government. He donated his entire salary with the Olympics to charity as well as giving the Olympics $1 million of his own money. During his entire term as governor of Massachusetts, he refused to take a salary. The Romneys give millions per year to their church and other organizations. Now, he is helping bring aid to victims of Hurricane Sandy, and the media expects us to believe this is a campaign stunt.
He can do that with no skin off his ***. His net worth is mega millions. Lets see how charitable he is working paycheck to paycheck on a production line in Detroit.Mitt Romney Continues Tradition of Charity with Hurricane Sandy Relief, Despite Media Claims of Campaign Stunt
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The Romney campaign has been collecting supplies in Virginia, North Carolina, and New Hampshire, and Governor Romney deployed his campaign bus to deliver supplies to those affected by the hurricane. “Governor Romney’s concern is the safety and well-being of those in the path of Hurricane Sandy,” Romney campaign spokeswoman Andrea Saul said Monday morning.
However, there are those who don’t want to believe Romney is simply helping those in need.
MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell asserted that Romney’s act of good will was actually a campaign stunt. Martin Bashir added to this by saying that Romney “spent today going against the guidelines established by the Red Cross and holding a campaign rally in Ohio that was dressed up like a charity drive collecting food and other supplies.” There will always be though who would rather score political points than give the candidate credit.
Why is it so hard to believe that a man with a history of charity work and charitable giving would be doing just that when people are in genuine need? It isn’t a campaign stunt or political move, and that’s exactly why the Left is worried.
By Amelia Hamilton /// October 31, 2012
So Long Farewell-
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Well what do we have here- Another leaving the fold.
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown is casting himself as an independent Republican voice and Democratic rival Elizabeth Warren says she’ll guarantee women equal pay as the nation’s costliest Senate contest races toward an Election Day finale. But for all of the cash and careful messaging, the result could hinge on which campaign is better organized to turn out voters.
“I’ve kept my promise to be an independent voice. I put people ahead of politics and now I need your help to keep that independent tradition alive in Massachusetts,” Mr. Brown says in his final ad, which features him embracing voters and driving his pickup truck. But it avoids any mention of Mr. Brown’s party affiliation.
While Massachusetts is home to fellow Republican Mitt Romney – whose campaign Mr. Brown has endorsed – the only image of a presidential candidate in the 60-second ad is Democrat Barack Obama. The president holds a commanding lead over Mr. Romney in the state.
The ad closes: “Vote the person, not the party.”
Ms. Warren’s final pitch, meanwhile, casts her as a fighter for the middle class and portrays Mr. Brown as beholden to millionaires, billionaires and “big oil.”
“For all the families still struggling, all the people who deserve a decent job, and the women who deserve equal pay. For our kids, crushed by student debt, and our parents, worried about Medicare. Know this: My fight is for you,” Ms. Warren says in the ad unveiled Wednesday.
They were the closing arguments of a $66-million Senate race, the nation’s most expensive in a year of close contests that have left control of the chamber in question. Republicans must gain four seats to win the majority of Mr. Obama wins re-election, three if Mr. Romney prevails.
With polls showing a tight contest, the result could depend on which candidate has the better-organized turnout operation.
Mr. Brown could face stiff headwinds in a state where Republicans hold a small fraction of elected seats, but the state party is mounting what it says is the largest volunteer field operation in its history.
