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This kind of story
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is tight up their alley
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It’s just the Daily news. Do they really think this stuff will turn people to vote for Obama?
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Of course the Romney candid contempt for voters is news, but some of the better sources reminded people of Obama’s “bitter racists” remarks. Not surprising the Daily News is doing this
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but NY Post is proving without a doubt who is the 1% candidate this year
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Of course, both papers highlight their editorials and the Post one seems to defend Romney – but the headline is certainly no help. Of course the tabloids are wasting their space – no one in NYC will vote for Romney anyway. But in spite what he thinks, very few will vote for Obama too..
I knew Obama was once again the choice of the 1% the moment Clinton was allowed to come support him without any “Monica!” in site. The miracle has happened once before in 2008 with Ted Kennedy’s public endorsement with no Chapaquidick in sight.
Here’s a pure orgasm from the Daily News
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and a very mild sarcasm for the loyal opposition
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Update
Been on DU )first time in years) looking for that poster. Didn’t find it, but I found one of the most mind boggling cause for celebration
Kristol Blasts Romney For Ignoring Afghanistan, U.S. Troops In Convention Speech |
More pertinently, they do not like this meme at all
It’s time to retire the “Are you better off then you were 4 years ago” stupidity.
One campaign meme on Facebook answered this by “Of course we were better the day Obama took office, because Bush was gone. *can’t find me asthey didn’t like my comment) Fair enough, but any good news since?
Here’s a by the numbers answer
Gross Domestic Product
Fourth quarter, 2008: -6.2 percent
Second quarter, 2012: +1.7 percent
Jobless Americans
January 2009: 11.1 million
Now: 12.8 million
Unemployment rate, overall
January 2009: 7.8 percent
Now: 8.3 percent
Median family income
2008: $52,029
End of 2011: $51,413
and more.
The more notable comment in that Facebook exchange: Better disappointment than disaster. Which still doesn’t reach the heights of Avrosis comparing Obama to chemotherapy
@emptywheel @stevebenen I agree. But people ARE better off, in the same way someone coming off of Chemo is better off, but feels worse.—
John Aravosis (@aravosis) September 03, 2012
or a mattress collecting your broken bones after a fall
@SusieMadrak you fall off a cliff, I move a mattress in way, stops you, but break every bone. We’re u healthier while falling? Yes.—
John Aravosis (@aravosis) September 03, 2012
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