Mitt Romney was Assertive; Joe Biden was Rude
I’m persistent; you’re stubborn. The guerrilla warriors whom I agree with are brave freedom fighters; the ones I disagree with are bloodthirsty terrorists.
When Mitt Romney barged and plowed and bulled right through last week’s debate moderator — yes, there actually was a moderator, believe it or not — Republicans loved it. Nobody could even count the times Romney talked right over President Obama and Jim Lehrer. This meant, of course, that Romney was forceful and articulate.
Joe Biden did maybe half that much interrupting of Paul Ryan last night. Joe Biden was rude, boorish, immature.
Republican “logic” — don’t even go there.
And in the ongoing question of “Are you better off now than you were four years ago,” consumer sentiment is now at its highest level in five years. Sounds like another leftwing conspiracy for Darrell Issa (R—Car Thief) to investigate.
Labels: consumer sentiment highest in five years, Joe Biden, Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan
posted by Tom Harper @ 2:39 PM
4 Comments:
This is not directed at you Tom, but I am getting so sick of Republican drivel that I almost can't read about anything they have to say. Seriously.
The poll is for sure, good news. But is anyone paying attention to it other than progressives? I wonder.
pattyE: Thanks.
jadedj: I'm sick of it too. For me it's good therapy to follow the awful news and write profane or satirical posts about it. For a lot of other people (my wife included), it works better to tune the shit out and get a life.
They consider it "rude" when one man interrupts their Golden Boy a few times.
They do NOT consider it "rude" when people their leaders have recruited go to town hall meetings and shout down Democrats who are trying to talk about healthcare.
It's all relative, it would seem.
Snave: Or as the saying goes, "it's OK if you're a Republican."
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