Personally I LOVE the idea that RMoney put ALL his chips on the table and went ALL-IN on a series of phony auto ads that aren't true. He's getting nailed by the Dems, the auto industry, GM, Jeep, and they're just proving him to be the liar that he is to EVERYONE...
FredHayek wrote: Sandy might be Obama's lucky charm. Right before the election, Barack can look presidential, and fast response to a huge natural disaster validates big goverment. (Even if we can no longer afford to fund big goverment.)
You would fit right in with Donald Trump.
Trump hits a new low after Sandy
More significantly, though, for Trump, Sandy is problematic because clearly it’s just one big sympathy ploy from Obama. “Hurricane is good luck for Obama again – he will buy the election by handing out billions of dollars. Not only giving out money, but Obama will be seen today standing in water and rain like he is a real president —don’t fall for it.” Yes, neonatal care babies being evacuated in the midst of a storm — what a windfall for the president.
But hey, Trump is willing to hand out money, too. On Tuesday morning, he generously announced, “Because of the hurricane, I am extending my $5 million offer for President Obama’s favorite charity until noon on Thursday.”
You know what? I can’t even laugh at this pompous ass right now. I can’t even find his epic hubris and freakish Obama obsession entertaining. Something about the fires and the explosions and the water damage and the wondering when my children will be able to go back to school and the not being able to reach my mother on the phone and the trees knocked down all around my neighborhood have done something to my sense of levity, I guess.
According to the survey, Obama beats Romney by nearly two to one in the two big urban Democratic strongholds of Denver and Boulder. In the Denver suburbs (Adams, Arapahoe, Jefferson and Broomfield counties), Obama's support drops but he still holds a 53%-45% margin over Romney.
