Romney vs. Obama Debate - Part III - the final insult Monday night.

[Youngblood]

News this morning:

In a surprise late election tactic that left both pundits and campaigns scratching their heads, Mitt Romney delivered an across the board endorsement of President Obama in Boca Raton, Florida last night.

When asked this morning what he was thinking, he didn't shy away or deflect, "Look, I've just grown fond of the guy. What can I say. You think he'd like to borrow one of my lake side homes for the holidays?"


Election Forecasts - FiveThirtyEight Blog - NYTimes.com

[El Kabong]

News this morning:

In a surprise late election tactic that left both pundits and campaigns scratching their heads, Mitt Romney delivered an across the board endorsement of President Obama in Boca Raton, Florida last night.

When asked this morning what he was thinking, he didn't shy away or deflect, "Look, I've just grown fond of the guy. What can I say. You think he'd like to borrow one of my lake side homes for the holidays?"


Election Forecasts - FiveThirtyEight Blog - NYTimes.com

...yet despite that Obama still looked and sounded like an asshole

[El Kabong]

Debates deliver favorability edge to Romney; now above 50% in rating - Washington Times

Oh no Kirkland....oh no

[Kirkland Laing]

I know you find it hard to accept that I'm not wanting Obama to win the election but that's the case. It doesn't matter to me which one gets in. If Obama gets in I get to see Democrats outrages when he agrees to massive cuts to social security. If Romney gets in I get to laugh when the GOP discover after a four year gap that, hey, Keynesian economics might not be suchj a bad idea after all and who cares about the deficit anyway? I also get to see Republicans either outrages or ecstatic when they attempt to privatise social security and turn Medicare into a voucher programme. It's all good for me.

[El Kabong]

I know you find it hard to accept that I'm not wanting Obama to win the election but that's the case. It doesn't matter to me which one gets in. If Obama gets in I get to see Democrats outrages when he agrees to massive cuts to social security. If Romney gets in I get to laugh when the GOP discover after a four year gap that, hey, Keynesian economics might not be suchj a bad idea after all and who cares about the deficit anyway? I also get to see Republicans either outrages or ecstatic when they attempt to privatise social security and turn Medicare into a voucher programme. It's all good for me.

So all that about "we're going to Hell either slowly or really fast" was just you bullshitting and not picking a side then? OK, thanks for sorting that out for us.

[El Kabong]

Rasmussen 50% Romney; 46% Obama
Gallup 50% Romney; 47% Obama
ABC News 49% Romney; 48% Obama
Yahoo 47% Romney; 46% Obama

Things not looking good for Mr. Hope & Change

[El Kabong]

John Stewart on Obama's handling of Libya.......