Here’s a new Romney ad smacking Obama on welfare.
Archive for 13 Aug 2012
New Romney Ad…
Posted: 13 Aug 2012 in Buyers' Remorse, Comarade Obama, Conservatism, Democrats, Elections have Consequences, Mitt Romney, Obama, Politics, Republicans, SCOAMF, VideoTags: Comrade Obama, Democrats, Elections have Consequences, Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan, Politics, Republicans
Today’s Reading List (08-13-12)…
Posted: 13 Aug 2012 in Daily Reading List, PoliticsTags: Daily Reading List, Politics
Here’s today’s reading list:
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CIVIL CONTEMPT: Issa to Sue Eric Holder Monday…
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REPORT: Obama fundraiser in Chicago. ‘Admission only $51, but room is half full’…
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Russell Simmons: They ‘will destroy our people’…
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60 MINS: Romney/Ryan answer critics…
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U.S. destroyer collides with oil tanker in Strait of Hormuz…
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VIDEO: Ryan’s Homecoming Rally Speech In Wisconsin…
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Obama Campaign Defends President’s $700 Billion Cuts to Medicare…
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PAPER: The Civil War of 2016…
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THE WAR BEGINS: Lowry Vs. Maddow on MEET…
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Paul Ryan and the Triumph of Math
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Romney One, Heckler None
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Progressive’s Heads EXPLODING!
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The Real Danger of the Obama Campaign Strategy
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Time Rebuts Team Obama: Paul Ryan Was ‘Seven Years Ahead of the Tea Party’
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ABC, NBC Press Axelrod on Anti-Romney Cancer Ad as CBS Skips
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Associated Press Perpetuates ‘Assault Weapon’ Lie in Journalist’s Stylebook
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Life Imitates The Onion
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The Democratic Party Fascists Take Over
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New Obama Slogan: From One, Many
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Paul Ryan Brings Budget Issues to Fore
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Companies should not cave in to liberals
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Unveiled: Liberals’ plan to attack Ryan
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Our Not So Best and Not So Brightest
Ryan, Seven Years Ahead of Tea Party…
Posted: 13 Aug 2012 in Conservatism, Economics, Elections have Consequences, Media, Politics, RepublicansTags: Economics, Economy, Paul Ryan, Politics, Republicans, Tea Party
He’s been a fiscal conservative go-to guy for a while now. Nice try though DNC.
Time Rebuts Team Obama: Paul Ryan Was ‘Seven Years Ahead of the Tea Party’
By Tim Graham
On Monday’s Today on NBC, Obama spinner Stephanie Cutter claimed Paul Ryan’s never bucked the Republican Party line in the Bush years. But at Time magazine’s Swampland blog, reporter Jay Newton-Small describes the reality: Ryan didn’t like the Bush trend. “I quickly learned Ryan was the go-to person for a fiscal conservative quote – a Republican disgusted with his own party’s profligate spending who not only lambasted the President but also voted against every omnibus appropriations bill.”
Ryan was “seven years ahead of the Tea Party,” she wrote:
Over the next few years, it became clear Ryan was more than a Club for Growth, anti-tax conservative. He was an ideologue and proud of it. During a 2005 mark-up of legislation overhauling the nation’s defined benefit pensions, which the government insures, Ryan urged his GOP colleagues to do better to protect American taxpayers. He was the only Republican on the committee to vote against the bill. Ryan was about seven years ahead of the Tea Party in that regard.
In fact, the GOP establishment seemed terrified that Ryan’s budget plans were politically dangerous…
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Issa to Sue…
Posted: 13 Aug 2012 in Axis of Idiots, Buyers' Remorse, Comarade Obama, Democrats, Department of Injustice, Fast and Furious, Government, Gun Walker, Guns, Obama, Politics, SCOAMFTags: Axis of Idiots, Comrade Obama, Department of Injustice, Department of Justice, DOJ, Eric Holder, Fast & Furious, Fast and Furious
…Eric Holder in court for contempt.
Looks like he’s not giving up on this, which is good. I’m glad to see that he’s pursuing this. Eric Holder needs to be fired right along with his corrupt boss.
Take out the trash in November.
Darrell Issa to Sue Eric Holder Monday
By Jonathan Strong
House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Darrell Issa plans to sue Attorney General Eric Holder on Monday for refusing to provide documents related to the “Fast and Furious” gun-smuggling operation.
“The committee expects to file the civil contempt suit against the attorney general Monday,” a Republican source said. The suit will be filed in the federal district court for the District of Columbia.
The action is the latest escalation in the dispute between House Republicans and the Justice Department over the documents, which relate to a botched gun-smuggling operation.
