The most unintentionally funny nominee of our time?

There is nothing even slightly funny about Mittens. I thought it would be hard to ever have a candidate stiffer than Al Gore. Al Gore is party monster next to this cardboard cutout.

Last year about this time I was scared to death of Mittens. He seemed like he knew his stuff and was a better candidate than 2008 but everytime he steps outside he makes a mistake. It's absolutely ridiculous. I watch the news just to see what he said that day. The cons really believe that this dude is going to defeat Obamania.

It's as though politicians, read current residents of White House, before Romney have never been heard.

Obama "the private sector is fine"

Two hours later "it's clear the economy is not doing well"

I'll take circular pastries over that bozo.

(06-10-2012 06:32 AM)Max Power Wrote:  The most unintentionally funny nominee of our time?

"the private sector is fine" was the end of the big O. He will lose in a landslide. where is the substance Maxie?

The private sector is doing fine. Things are getting better every month.

(06-10-2012 06:32 AM)Max Power Wrote:  The most unintentionally funny nominee of our time?

Hmmm one did not know the name of a food... The other thinks the private sector is doing fine... Oh yea those are equivalent..

(06-10-2012 08:59 AM)Bull_In_Exile Wrote:  

(06-10-2012 06:32 AM)Max Power Wrote:  The most unintentionally funny nominee of our time?

Hmmm one did not know the name of a food... The other thinks the private sector is doing fine... Oh yea those are equivalent..

Max is unintentionally funny.

When and where did he say this? When I google that quote, the only thing that pops up with that quote is this thread. When I googled circular pastries mitt romney only the cookie gate thing from a month ago popped up. Is Max making stuff up again. That all being said, Mitt Romney still sucks, just as bad as Obama.

GOP word games aside, Obama clearly meant the private sector is doing fine in comparison to the public sector. We've gained 4.3 million private sector jobs the last 2 years and lost 800,000 public sector jobs. I thought context mattered, or at least that's what the GOP cries after every Romney "I like firing people!") gaffe.

I paraphrased, but he really didn't know (or forgot) what donuts are called.

http://www.mediaite.com/online/mitt-romn...-donut-is/

(06-10-2012 10:11 AM)Max Power Wrote:  I paraphrased, but he really didn't know (or forgot) what donuts are called.

http://www.mediaite.com/online/mitt-romn...-donut-is/

LOL. I am beginning to wonder if this Romney selling he is wealthy stuff are not mistakes but intentional? Given that many aspire to be rich, maybe he thinks that playing the rich card will get him votes? It certainly doesn't seem to be hurting him any. Maybe the campaign thinks that flaunting the wealth will help him because so many aspire to be wealthy and gives them the the opportunity to dream and that Romney can help them get there?

(06-10-2012 10:09 AM)Max Power Wrote:  GOP word games aside, Obama clearly meant the private sector is doing fine in comparison to the public sector. We've gained 4.3 million private sector jobs the last 2 years and lost 800,000 public sector jobs. I thought context mattered, or at least that's what the GOP cries after every Romney "I like firing people!") gaffe.

He didn't even say that the second time around. You are carting the water for that fool too far. Tool.

(06-10-2012 10:09 AM)Max Power Wrote:  GOP word games aside, Obama clearly meant the private sector is doing fine in comparison to the public sector. We've gained 4.3 million private sector jobs the last 2 years and lost 800,000 public sector jobs. I thought context mattered, or at least that's what the GOP cries after every Romney "I like firing people!") gaffe.

And when Romney said he was not worried about the very poor he meant because there was a safety net... Pot meet kettle..

(06-10-2012 08:37 AM)firmbizzle Wrote:  The private sector is doing fine. Things are getting better every month.

And that's because of Obama? How?

(06-10-2012 10:11 AM)Max Power Wrote:  I paraphrased, but he really didn't know (or forgot) what donuts are called.

http://www.mediaite.com/online/mitt-romn...-donut-is/

I bet Romney knows how many states comprise the USA. It ain't 57.

You damn libs are absolute zealots on finding the nits to pick with Romney. The man failed to say "donuts"...cut a kids hair as a mean prank back in HS 47 years ago...worked at Bain where 78% of the companies were saved. Yes, I can see where these CRITICAL issues clearly illustrate Romney's complete unworthiness as a Presidential candidate. (/s)



Conversely, COTUS doing these things:
- ramming his ObamaCare agenda down America's throat in the midst of a major recession
- running up over $5,000,000,000,000 of NEW debt since Jan 2009
- attempt to dictate to Israel to return to the 1967 borders
- fail to publically address the BP oil spill back in 2010 for 37 days
- sic his NLRB on Boeing for wanting to open a non-union plant in South Carolina
- bow to the king of Saudi Arabia on a state visit
- place a huge moritorium on deep water drilling around the USA which killed many oil industry jobs yet used US tax dollars to finance Brazil's public deep water drilling (owned by Soros)
- said in his press conference two days ago that "the private sector is fine".

...is somehow viewed by the left as undeniable testimony to the superb job he has done in his first term.



You people are F'N insane.

(06-10-2012 11:35 AM)smn1256 Wrote:  

(06-10-2012 08:37 AM)firmbizzle Wrote:  The private sector is doing fine. Things are getting better every month.

And that's because of Obama? How?

Not sure how El Paso is doing but Orlando is blowing up. I heard Texas is doing well from your governor. :-)

(06-10-2012 11:44 AM)boss man Wrote:  

(06-10-2012 10:11 AM)Max Power Wrote:  I paraphrased, but he really didn't know (or forgot) what donuts are called.

http://www.mediaite.com/online/mitt-romn...-donut-is/

I bet Romney knows how many states comprise the USA. It ain't 57.

You damn libs are absolute zealots on finding the nits to pick with Romney. The man failed to say "donuts"...cut a kids hair as a mean prank back in HS 47 years ago...worked at Bain where 78% of the companies were saved. Yes, I can see where these CRITICAL issues clearly illustrate Romney's complete unworthiness as a Presidential candidate. (/s)



Conversely, COTUS doing these things:
- ramming his ObamaCare agenda down America's throat in the midst of a major recession
- running up over $5,000,000,000,000 of NEW debt since Jan 2009
- attempt to dictate to Israel to return to the 1967 borders
- fail to publically address the BP oil spill back in 2010 for 37 days
- sic his NLRB on Boeing for wanting to open a non-union plant in South Carolina
- bow to the king of Saudi Arabia on a state visit
- place a huge moritorium on deep water drilling around the USA which killed many oil industry jobs yet used US tax dollars to finance Brazil's public deep water drilling (owned by Soros)
- said in his press conference two days ago that "the private sector is fine".

...is somehow viewed by the left as undeniable testimony to the superb job he has done in his first term.



You people are F'N insane.

Bush's last budget was 2009. It increased to 3.7 trillion that year while collecting 2.1 trillion in revenue. There was no way around running up deficits when you aren't collecting revenue. All cons that keep saying Obama ran up/spent $5 Trillion don't have a clue what they are talking about. Obama's budgets (2010,2011,2012) have spent ~$8.7 Trillion and collected $5.5 Trillion.

(06-10-2012 12:44 PM)firmbizzle Wrote:  Bush's last budget was 2009.

But not all spening that year was planned and bugetary, a fat you Obama-bots keep leaving out..

He signed multiple bills for appropriations, stimulus, bailouts, and programs that were not a part of the Bush 2009 budget which, wen signed, was 3.1 Trillion (already way too big).

Also being ignored by the left is that much of Obama's already signed spending kicks in after 2013... Convenient that it's after an election..