Surprise! My new book, “Romney Bashing for Morons“, isn’t really a “how-to” manual for dopey Romney-bashers! But then, you probably knew that already. You knew, because the people who support Governor Mitt Romney for President tend to be thoughtful, intelligent, and pretty well-informed. And let’s face it, not everyone who opposes Romney for President is … Continue reading
Did MA Really Rank 47th in Jobs? Maybe… Maybe Not.
Something that you will hear again and again in 2012 from Romney-bashers is the tired old refrain that, “as Governor of Massachusetts, Governor Mitt Romney ranked 47th in overall job growth!” Sounds like a pretty powerful indictment of Romney’s four years as Governor, especially since he is currently campaigning on a jobs platform, doesn’t it? … Continue reading
American Pad and Paper (AmPad) – One of Bain’s Great Failures
The following information about AmPad, the company that is generally considered to be one of Bain’s greatest failures (or alternately, if you’re a Romney-basher, one of their biggest targets) was compiled by Charity Anne Dorgan and posted in the financial section at Answers.com. It contains a spin-free wealth of information about AmPad that is usually ignored … Continue reading
Nevada Paul Chairman Instructs Delegates to Lie
This letter from Carl Bunce, the Nevada Chairman of Ron Paul 2012, instructs GOP delegates to the state convention who support Ron Paul to lie about their affiliation while preparing to cast their ballots for GOP national delegates. These subversives clearly do not have the best interests of the GOP in mind as they commit … Continue reading
Aaaaarh! Did Pirate Mitt Sink Companies for Their Treasure?
Secret Message by Courier to His Majesty, King Obama the First, from His loyal spy, Picaroon Rumfustian, upon the Privateer Ship Bain: Forgive me fer sayin’ so, Your Majesty, but I be thinkin’ ’tis better to attack the evil brigand, Captain Mitt, where he is weak, rather than where he be strong. A broadside on Captain Mitt’s business … Continue reading
Mis-remembering George Romney Marching With MLK
In his “Faith in America” speech, which was delivered in College Station, Texas in 2007, Mitt Romney claimed “I saw my father march with Martin Luther King.” He followed that up with an interview with Tim Russert on December 16, 2007, where Romney repeated his claim that his “dad marched with Martin Luther King.” Almost … Continue reading
Bloomberg Exposes Anti-Romney Film Funded by Newt PAC
The following is an excerpt from Mark Silva’s investigative piece at Bloomberg Magazine (01/10/12) exposing the film, “When Mitt Romney Came to Town” as a propaganda piece that misrepresents the truth through skillful film and audio editing, and selective interviewing. The 28 minute film about Romney and Bain Capital was bankrolled by supporters of Newt Gingrich … Continue reading
What a 1964 Ford Fairlane Can Teach Us About Bain Capital
It is often pointed out to me that many of the issues in this presidential campaign are abstract and difficult for the average person to fully understand or appreciate. One of those issues is the controversy surrounding Mitt Romney’s activities at Bain Capital from 1984-1999. Since there may be a lot of people unclear on the … Continue reading
Romney Derangement Syndrome & What You Can Do About It
I honestly believe that the tactics a person uses to attack his opponent says volumes more about the attacker than it does the target of his vitriol. The question, then, is what have we learned about Governor Romney’s opponents in this presidential race that we didn’t know before? Just for clarification, when I make reference to Romney’s opponents, I don’t … Continue reading
ObamaCare vs. RomneyCare: Are You Ready for the Truth?
This chart is an excerpt from my new book “Romney Bashing for Morons“, which is available now at Amazon.com. It is my ObamaCare vs. RomneyCare comparison chart, annotated with footnotes referencing the sources of all the facts contained therein. Are there other available credible sources, and other interpretations of the very same data? Of course there are. This … Continue reading