Is this a serious piece or is this a typical Washington Post hit piece designed to set conservatives against rinos in the Republican Party?
Is the debate over whether Romney is actually winning the campaign or whether Romney is a Rino as opposed to a conservative?
Is the debate about trying to control a campaign or controlling a candidate by staffing his inner circle?
Does Murdoch's brilliant career in publishing qualify him to critique the tactics of a presidential campaign?
Does Jack Walsh's brilliant career at GE qualify him to critique the tactics of a presidential campaign?
Are these men criticizing tactics or are they questioning conservative bona fides, or have their comments been taken out of context and blown out of proportion?
Is Romney in fact in trouble in this campaign? Is he not well ahead in the swing states that matter? Are not the polls that show him in trouble all left-wing polls based on voters rather than likely voters? Is not the poll that really counts, Rasmussen, favorable to Romney?
Is Romney goofing off by the sea while he loses the Midwest or is he actually accomplishing a ton of work that must be done like picking a vice presidential running mate, raising money, prepping for the debates, planning the campaign?
What are we talking about?
