There are a lot of Obama scandals actively out there. And we will see many more after he is out of office. But I think Romney is running a strategic and planned campaign. I don’t think he wants to get off track on too many side details. It is closing argument time anyway. And for that, you want it to be a positive vision for the future. At least for R&R, I think the time has passed to trash Obama.
I've got to admit that Team Romney were right to steer clear of the more sordid scandals surrounding Obama, and concentrate on wounding him where he was most vulnerable, i.e., his abysmal public record in office. For voters who aren't tuned in 24/7, those are the issues that really matter.
I'm not going to even begrudge him the respect I'm now gaining for him. He's earning it.
Perhaps the Romney campaign is telling Hannity to shut up. Romney is a very smart man, he is running a very strategic campaign, he is in this to win this. McCain showed no leadership at all, I just couldn’t shake the feeling that the Reverend Wright story was just a distraction, and showed more how McCain had no strategy or leadership skills, McCain should have told Hannity to shut up. Cause that story went no where, and it was a big distraction. Didn’t slow down Obama one bit, but a lot of time was spent on that story, that was useless and still is. Most people already understand the underbelly of black racisim, the story was being ingnored, because people ignore that everyday in the work place. The story was detrimental and McCain lost cause he had no strategy or leadership skills.