Wake me up in like 8-9 months.

that Romney, such an honest fellow.

Wednesday, Nov 23, 2011 1:03 PM EST
GOP’s Romney Defends Ad’s Use Of Obama 2008 Line
By Thomas Beaumont, Associated Press

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is defending his campaign’s first television advertisement as fair game, despite criticism that it takes President Barack Obama’s remarks out of context.

The former Massachusetts governor says during a stop in Iowa Wednesday that the 60-second spot now airing in New Hampshire rightly uses Obama’s words to suggest that the president does not want to talk about the dire economy.

The ad omits that the comments Obama made in New Hampshire in 2008 were paraphrasing Republican John McCain’s campaign.

Romney tells reporters his campaign released the ad with press releases indicating Obama was referring to McCain.

Romney says there was no attempt to hide the facts.

ouch.

This Guy cant remember what his three priorities are for his presidency, i'm not gonna trust him to remember how to bless himself, never mind run a country.

scary stuff.

In Argentina we sometimes say "felices fiestas", or "happy festivities". I dunno, it works.

Finally! Someone who is not ashamed to admit he is a Christian!

Fun Fact of the Day: As first pointed out by an unnamed Harvard music major, the song used to score the anti-gay, Christian-centric political ad released this week by GOP presidential candidate Rick Perry was heavily inspired by composer Aaron Copland’s “Appalachian Spring” (SFW link, NSFW site).

Copland, a gay American Jew, was also known to have supported the Communist Party.

Republicans have a pretty hard time when they want to put any sort of good music in their ads since all musicians are basically flaming liberals.

They should stick to Kid Rock and Ted Nugent