Romney campaign responds to Clinton DNC speech
Source: CNN
(CNN) - GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney's campaign issued a statement after former President Bill Clinton's address to the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday night, saying Clinton "drew a stark contrast between himself and President Obama."
"Bill Clinton worked with Republicans, balanced the budget, and after four years he could say you were better off," Romney campaign spokesman Ryan Williams wrote. "Barack Obama hasnt worked across the aisle hes barely worked with other Democrats and has the worst economic record of any president in modern history.
"President Clintons speech brought the disappointment and failure of President Obamas time in office clearly into focus, Williams continued.
Read more: http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2012/09/05/romney-campaign-responds-to-clinton-dnc-speech/
Did they see the same speech I saw?
flamingdem
(39,313 posts)no one even talked about him much at the RNC
Cha
(297,228 posts)why read his dribble when I've had months of his too stupid and vicious to be dog catcher, Lies?
But, I was thinking when I was watching Clinton up there.. "we have this guy with all his intelligence, humor, compassion, and brilliant delivery and they have Clint Eastwood and the chair that didn't have the mic turned on.
STARK!!
gateley
(62,683 posts)Hissyspit
(45,788 posts)They're very nervous.
mucifer
(23,542 posts)A: With more Lies!
nolabear
(41,963 posts)Is THAT all you got, Romney?
bluesbassman
(19,373 posts)But did you expect anything else? I sure didn't.
Major Hogwash
(17,656 posts)I guess he forgot about George W. Bush!
VoyagerI
(5 posts)precisely. Obama was and still is trying to fix what somebody else broke.
msongs
(67,405 posts)cgnick
(59 posts)and the war in Iraq
Iliyah
(25,111 posts)cause GOPpers are ignorant fools.
Webster Green
(13,905 posts)If that isn't projection, I don't know what is.
Unreal! WTF?!
Freddie
(9,265 posts)Accuse the other side of doing the precise thing they're doing. Like we're the ones destroying Medicare.
In the words of Pee-Wee Herman, "I know you are but what am I?"
catbyte
(34,386 posts)They must have a lot invested in trying sidle up to Clinton. They must be panicking, lol.
cilla4progress
(24,733 posts)"alternate universe."
supernova
(39,345 posts)before listening to Big Dawg's speech. The response is content free.
coldbeer
(306 posts)I would find where he said the Republicans goal was to
take Obama down. Obviously they responded before
listening to his speech.
Angry Dragon
(36,693 posts)The republican plan is that if they do not mention bush then anything that happened from 2001 to 2009 did not happen or it happened to Clinton or Obama.
'the worst economic record of any president in modern history' ...... that would be the Forgotten President
liars ....... one and all
Freddie
(9,265 posts)Where was your most recent former President at your convention? Did I miss that part?
iemitsu
(3,888 posts)really highlighted the absence of bush at the RNC.
the republican "elder statesman" AWOL again.
trailmonkee
(2,681 posts)Doctor Jack
(3,072 posts)They didn't watch. I bet Romney went to bed hours ago. After a glass of warm tap water and a piece of plain white bread, of course.
Notice how the response has absolutely nothing to do with the actual content of the speech.
unc70
(6,114 posts)Probably used the advanced copy of Clinton's speech.
Some of the RW pundits where whinging about Clinton running long, rambling, losing his place on the teleprompter, and making Obama look even worse. Then discussion about Clintons and Obama never reconciling after the 2008 primary. Only reason Bill is speaking is selfish desire to get Hillary elected in 2016. It's all about him, all about them.
The RW has been certain that Dems and Obama are desperate, not enthused, envious of success, full of hate, unable to fill stadium even giving away tickets and using that old Dem favorite, busing; the excuse of a little rain was just another Dem lie.
Anyone who was in Charlotte Tuesday night and experienced those storms, rain, and lightening knows what they might be facing on Thursday night. Because so many people would be traveling long distances in the Carolinas and from throughout the Nation, they could not wait any longer to decide. Rain and wind is bad enough, but not that much lightning.
I hope they get a decent thunderstorm with lightning in the stadium area while Obama is speaking. Shut them up on that, too.
goclark
(30,404 posts)and some Calm Down Pills before going to beddy bye.
defacto7
(13,485 posts)Waaaaaa Waaaaaah... Mommy.... Waaaaaaah I"M BETTER... I'M BETTER... Aaaaannnn I want some candy... Waaaaaaah
ailsagirl
(22,897 posts)What a moron
craigmatic
(4,510 posts)MrMickeysMom
(20,453 posts)And, if you ask me, they probably went to listen, but as usual, only heard what could lead to a spin worthy of a pay check.
The ROFLublican who can come up with the fastest spin wins jackpot each day, courtesy of the Koch brothers. Shit, they've got enough money to float Rush Limbaugh in a boat right now.
We have votes, and like Clinton mentioned indirectly in his star blazing speech, we need to show up, regardless of all the pretend laws that some think should disable our votes and RE-ELECT him.
So, the GOP presidential Mitt RMoney campaign can kiss my entire ass with the spin cycle, wiping me on the way to spending all their fucking money.
rockingirl
(39 posts)BS response from the people who lie ALWAYS or re-write history like fascists always do/did
Deep13
(39,154 posts)SoapBox
(18,791 posts)FU RMoney and Lie'n Ryan.
Zoeisright
(8,339 posts)LovingA2andMI
(7,006 posts)Will get you no-where Romney/Ryan. Face it....Bill Clinton in one-hour and fifteen minutes has IMHO signed, sealed and delivered President Barack Obama's re-election.
READ THAT and BURN~~~
ejbr
(5,856 posts)Bernardo de La Paz
(49,001 posts)pewpface
(27 posts)every time he opens his mouth, his electability drops.
Cha
(297,228 posts)DallasNE
(7,403 posts)President Clinton's 1993 budget that raised taxes on the wealthy and is widely regarded as key to the economic performance this bill got not one Republican vote in the Senate. Back then budgets were not subject to filibuster so it passed without a single vote to spare. While Clinton may have tried to work with Republicans this vote made it abundantly clear that Republicans were not willing to work with Clinton.
tclambert
(11,086 posts)just a few years ago, wasn't there some president who turned a surplus into deficits, left office after 8 years with the stock market LOWER than when he started, and unemployment higher, and whose policies led to the worst recession since the Great Depression? Not ringing any bells for you, Governor Romney? I think his name started with a B and ended in u-s-h. No? Can't remember any such president?
Oh, I get it. You just define "modern history" as starting in 2009.
madokie
(51,076 posts)Thats the problem in a nutshell, they don't listen to anyone except whoever has the greenbacks.
Delphinus
(11,830 posts)Hasn't worked across the aisle??!! Oh, I'm just so mad at this I can't speak - all that wants to come out is cuss words!
lunatica
(53,410 posts)Sometimes keeping one's pie hole closed actually works better than letting all that idiocracy fall out for everyone to see.
sinkingfeeling
(51,457 posts)GOP wants you to forget held the office for 8 years!
Rain Mcloud
(812 posts)Obama's campaign needs to double down on the obstructionist label that the House worked so hard for and handsomely earned.
Then offer the President's accomplishments which benefited the country and paint Congress as the failures that they truly are.
They did not bring Obama down,they brought themselves down and they did it with their own hatred of Him and of You and Me.
Scairp
(2,749 posts)Which was sticking their fingers in their ears and going "LALALALALALALALA" the entire time he spoke. They know he had his facts straight. They know there was no way that particular man would get up there and make a speech that wasn't full of nothing but facts. They can't handle the truth.
Blue Meany
(1,947 posts)Evidently, in GOP "modern history" refers to the period after G.W. Bush left office.