Romney Rising

American Thinker ^ | July 25, 2012 | William L. Gensert

[george76]

if you want less of something, tax it. Barack Obama wants higher taxes on job-creators and small business owners. That's Barack in a nutshell. He believes that it is unfair that some people, through toil and self-sacrifice, have more than others. He's never toiled or sacrificed, so none of this should surprise. It's interesting to note, however, that he has no problem with what he has accumulated over the years with little actual effort. After all, he built that.

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his composite life, as explained in his autobiography...or memoir...or work of fiction. Whatever it is, he probably didn't write it anyway. Barack Obama is the true evaporated man. He is a puddle on a hot summer day, wide and wet, yet with no depth and a short shelf life. He epitomizes the empty suit of the no "there" there, there.

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Mitt, you have the opportunity to define Barack Obama -- after all, who knows who he is, anyway? You need to get mean and dirty. Flood the airwaves with Barack playing golf, or on vacation, with unemployment numbers and deficit amounts streaming across the screen as a backdrop. Run commercials letting Barack be Barack, with him, in his own words, explaining his politics of bitterness and envy.

This could be the easiest campaign of your life, Mitt -- there is so much to use against our worst president. You cannot play by some nonexistent set of rules while Barack, lacking an inner moral compass, constantly sinks to new lows.

If you want to be president -- and the lives of many Americans now depend upon your desire -- then you must learn how to fight.

You need to stand up and tell Barack Obama, to his face, who and what he is.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

Well I’d just like to JUMP on this thread to start it out right.

Palin in 2012. :D

[dodger]

Est! Est!! Est!!!

THIS IS IT! THIS IS IT!! THIS IS IT!!!

Hoist this PUTZ by his own PETARD!

[Cringing Negativism Network]

What you said.

(what did you say anyway?)

:D

[StAnDeliver]

I just find it amazing how many people want to tell Mittens how to run his campaign -- WSJ and now AT, both ur-doin-it-rong concern trolls disguised as complimentary articles, both written by people who have never set foot in a campaign hq in their lifetimes.