The Romney campaign threw a fit tonight and cut off an interview when a local reporter asked Paul Ryan a tax cut question. If Ryan can’t handle the local media, how will he deal with Joe Biden?
We can add children to list of list of victims who are the 47%, as Mitt Romney refused to participate in a Nickelodeon special and answer questions from kids.
Mitt Romney may have gotten one of the shortest post-debate bounces in history as swing state and national polls reveal Obama in the lead.
For at least the third time during this campaign, Mitt Romney delivered what was billed as a major foreign policy address that contained no foreign policy, but promised more war.
Republicans have acquiesced to a foreign corporation’s demand they be given the authority to raise gas prices, endanger the water supply, and impede farmers right to produce crops to feed the nation.
Mitt Romney gave us ample warning of what he would do to the Supreme Court’s balance when he chose Robert Bork as the head of his judicial advisory team.
Mitt Romney is campaigning as not-Obama and in this case at least, he is being entirely honest: he is not Obama
