[jdsteel]

Not a huge Romney fan, but I do not see his campaign as meandering. As a matter of fact, I think “so far so good”.

[freeangel]

“A knockout blow by Romney in those debates might just turn what had been a meandering campaign into a winner.”

He’ll need to have several knockout blows-—for obama AND the 4 liberal moderators who will be trying their best to trip him up while swooning over their idol, obama.

[Texas Eagle]

It starts with an aggressive ad campaign in Florida that points out that Obamacare actually called for huge reductions in Medicare to help fund the president's monstrous health care initiative.

The ad should include the video of Obama telling a woman that mayber her mother would be better off getting a couple of aspirin instead of a pacemaker.

Obama to Jane Sturm: Hey, give her pills

[Kenny500c]

Why not use the tried and true “Tax and Spend Liberal” label?

[Texas Eagle]

Oops. Not sure why that link doesn't work. Must've done something wrong. Let me try again.

Obama to Jane Sturm: Hey, take a pill

[Red Badger]

You mean actually espousing conservative ideals?.............nah, never works.........

[ryan71]

We need to gather up all the sound bites of Obama saying he had “laser focus”. “Laser focus” on this and “laser focus” on that. It was all bullsh*t. He once said he had “laser focus” on creating jobs then he put together his cronies for a “jobs committee”. Recently, when asked why he hadn't met with his “jobs committee” for almost a year his press secretary said he had a “full plate”, another of Obama’s favorite terms, as if he didn't realize the job as president would be busy. He's a target rich environment.

[Pollster1]

What he does not bring is a loyal state that can be counted on in November. And he comes with the baggage of his own -- the GOP House budget that he helped craft and that, under a cursory and unfair interpretation, appears to threaten Medicare recipients and puts Florida at risk.

What is this guy thinking? Should Romney have chosen a conservative from a loyal state that can be counted on in November, perhaps a republican from Idaho, Utah, or Wyoming? As disappointing as I find Romney, the idea that he needs someone from a loyal state on the ticket is almost too silly for words. What Romney needed, to the extent that the Vice President's geography is a factor at all in voting for President, was someone from a potentially competitive state. It's at least possible that Ryan does this better than anyone else I can imagine except possibly a Florida republican.

I'm sure that the media will drum on the possibility that Ryan appears to threaten Medicare recipients for the next three months. Considering that ObamaCare doesn't just threaten Medicare recipients but actually slashes Medicare funding, if Romney can't turn that attack back on Obama, the GOP deserves to lose. This is one of those rare opening paragraphs that at least pretends to be on our side but still leaves the reader less informed than if it had been omitted.

[lasereye]

Anybody know if they have an ads about Obamacare running on Catholic radio stations? That’s a no brainer I would think.