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In reply to the discussion: On CNN - Robme WANTED Obama to bring up the 47% [View all]OLDMDDEM
(1,572 posts)22. Why not.........
Why not let Rmoney just open his mouth? When he does, the lies fall out. I realize that people will believe what is said, but once he begins the lies, all Obama has to do is the infamous Reagan line "There you go again" when responding to Mittens about what he was just saying. Call the liar a liar and let him seethe over it. Rmoney know what he is doing, and will keep doing it because it works. Obama has to pull a "Rick Perry" moment where he gets Rmoney riled up enough to come out of his space into Obama's space like he did during one of the debates. He lost his cool and was a blithering idiot after that.
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exactly. too easy to respond to. the obama strategists know not to just say the first thing
unblock
Oct 2012
#1
That video is powreful. Why would Obama want to give Romney a chance to weasel out of it?
BlueStreak
Oct 2012
#49
If Obama had been snarky in the first debate, that would have been the story line, but now
BlueStreak
Oct 2012
#58
That's the HUGE frustration about Obama's performance. He had a couple of dozen chances to drive a
chimpymustgo
Oct 2012
#27
Maybe that's what the president wants, let mittwitt have one happy night and then
sammytko
Oct 2012
#16
And he wanted to get it out so badly that he ran right to FoxNews to add to his lie-alanche. n/t
gkhouston
Oct 2012
#7
Why yes, I always think it's a good idea to lie during job interviews, don't you? n/t
gkhouston
Oct 2012
#11
Clearly, he thought distancing himself from that remark would help more than it hurts.
gkhouston
Oct 2012
#10
If Willard had made the original statement about the 47% at a rally, he MIGHT be believed now.
Indpndnt
Oct 2012
#40
People wanted Obama to bring it up too. Romney looks more like a fool b/c O didn't bring it up. n/t
vaberella
Oct 2012
#17
"We have to to stop playing Armchair Quarterback ...." I think we have every right to do so.
WinkyDink
Oct 2012
#32
Where did anyone say we couldn't? Just that we obviously don't have access to all the cards.
Indpndnt
Oct 2012
#41
Yeah, that and mentioning his biggest campaign mistake right after his only 'triumph.'
Indpndnt
Oct 2012
#42
Yeah, there were a lot of great points made that quickly got buried in the post-debate deluge.
Indpndnt
Oct 2012
#43
Obama has opened two battle fronts -- One on the debate floor and the other outside of it.
Neutralator
Oct 2012
#63
So Mitt didn't get to "make it right" in front of 67 million viewers of the debate.
Major Hogwash
Oct 2012
#68