Clean-livin' Mitt Attacks Clinton's Family Life

ABC: Political Punch ^ | October 26, 2007 | Jake Tapper

[Reaganesque]

I post this mainly for the entertainment value of a liberal reporter getting his panties in a bunch about a candidate who dares point out the deeply flawed relationship the Clintons have and the poor example it set for the country. The righteous indignation that drips from every word of this article is just precious.

[Reaganesque]

Mitt Ping!

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[mtbopfuyn]

That headline is just begging for someone to shoot a gaping hole in his “clean livin’” brag.

[Shimmer]

“Hillary Clinton needs no lessons on character....” Ohhhh yes she does! It would be a “new word of the day” to her.

[Long Island Pete]

"Hillary Clinton needs no lessons on character from a man who switches his positions on a daily basis."

John Kerry is giving her lessons?

[Jim Noble]

That headline is just begging for someone to shoot a gaping hole in his “clean livin’” brag.

I don't think Mitt is imaginative enough to have a secret life.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Precious Willard reminds me of an old lampooning button of Adlai Stevenson in the ‘50s... “Vote for Adlai, He’s better than you.”

[CharlesWayneCT]

Nowhere in the article did they give any evidence for this claim at the end: “Romney criticizes her, doing so.” (meaning that Romney criticized Hillary for keeping her marriage together).

In fact, Romney said the same think Huckabee did, that Bill Clinton debased the office and his marriage. Huckabee just said he doesn’t think that should be a factor in putting Hillary in the White house, while Romney clearly thinks having Bill back at the white house is a problem.

I can’t imagine Romney would ever fault Hillary for not divorcing Bill.

[rhombus]

That headline is just begging for someone to shoot a gaping hole in his “clean livin’” brag.

That's the kind of thing that comes right out of the Clinton war room. I'm sure many have tried and are trying. Don't forget the lame story about Romney putting his dog on the roof of his car? Extremely lame.

[Shimmer]

What I think is that no candidate is going to be perfectly aligned with any of our individual belief systems and all we can do is pick someone of high moral character. Shouldn’t be difficult, there are so few, and only one marriage is a clue, but not the end of the search by any means.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Sure he’s got imagination. He likes to pretend he’s a Conservative, then a liberal, then a Conservative, then a liberal... You’ll have to ask him where he’s imagining himself today. It’s hard to keep up with his fantasy life as an “effective leader.” ;-)

[tgusa]

Definitely would be more boring than having the Clinton crowd back in the White House; boring is good.

[cbkaty]

Either way, it's a lot of talk about personal stuff. What do you think?

Here we go AGAIN....the Klinton machine is squirming once again under the weight of their own Mortal Sins and peccadilloes....

The water carriers will gladly follow them both into Hell...

[70th Division]

Hillary your husband switches women on a daily basis.

[restornu]

That headline is just begging for someone to shoot a gaping hole in his “clean livin’” brag.

Reminder someone else made the comment about him ~ mtbopfuyn

you would like too would’t you but you...

[Jim Noble]

boring is good

Good like Harding and Carter?

Boring is inversely correlated with leadership abililty. That's a fact.

Mitt is a great, great manager. If I had any money, I'd want him to manage it.

But I don't think he's a leader. He's too - boring.

[George W. Bush]

(Wolfson yesterday used the same line as a retort. "Hillary Clinton needs no lessons on character from a man who switches his positions on a daily basis.")

Ooh, that jibe by Mitt must have left a mark on ol' Creepella.

[ladtx]

...his “clean livin’” brag.

"No brag, jest fact."

[bray]

Does America really want to go back to the dysfunctional Doormat?

Pray for W and Our Victorious Troops

[rhombus]

Boring is inversely correlated with leadership abililty. That's a fact.

Uh...thank you, Dr. Phil. Stay in a Holiday Inn last night did you? ;-)