Bryan Fischer: "If Mitt Romney can be pushed around, intimidated, coerced, co-opted by a conservative radio talk show host in middle America, then how is he going to stand up to the Chinese?"
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OMG, he did say that! Conservative right wing radio talk show host - Bryan Fischer, who a week ago, forced Mitt Romney to heave-ho [his] campaign's former foreign policy spokesman - Richard Grenell for being gay, disses Romney as 'punkish' because he was to easily pressured, by a yokel, into giving Grenell the boot.
At first Romney was all too excited to beg and finally secure an endorsement from NRA whack-job, Ted Nugent. Both men never served in the military, by the way, yet both seem so 'gun-ho' about the use of fire arms. And what's the deal with all the fear and hate coming from, generally speaking, angry white guys?
So far, all the fears they've expressed through PAC's, political representatives or radio talk show hosts, have yet to materialize.
Looking at this hateful [Romney] endorsement speech, by Ted Nugent, before an audience of what appears to be white angry males, looks a bit odd without any women present. After all, it's a political function, right? But considering all the anti-women legislation and anti-immigration bills that have been reported since republicans took over the majority in the House of Representatives, women probably weren't welcomed.
Nugent's comments have earned attention of secret service!
It seems like these men fear just about everything (women, immigrants, positive progress, helping others, so-called minorities, students, workers/laborers)...everything except one another.
And all the tough talkers who don't have an ounce of courage to at least put their dukes up, should raise more than a few eyebrows among the angry mob of NRA attendants and supporters; there's always an instigator and an opportunist armed with colorful language that suckers sucka's into doing dumber-than-dumb deeds.
With friends like Ted Nugent, coupled with endorsements from the likes of Donald Trump and other characters, this "Romney for President" thing has to be an intentional joke to ensure President Obama's re-election...seriously! In a general election, a public audience of rational thinking common sense voters, how will Willard attempt to square the difference between Mitt Romney and ttiM yenmoR?
Now that Nugent has shown his true redness (verbally that is), Romney's only response to his inflammatory hateful comments were as plastic as he can only and always make them -- phony bologna.
History has shown that those who lack imagination and great ideas for the common good, who refuse compromise and rig the game at whatever cost, are those who live with the most fear...not of others, but of themselves.
And to think these men probably consider themselves bible-toting Christians and followers of Jesus Christ. Um, didn't Jesus preach love, not hate? Any Mormons care to comment?
"Both Nugent and Romney are doing a great job pimpin' these poor fellas. Get paid, 'mayne', get paid!"
responds to questions and topics ranging from "classwarfare" to the Bush tax cuts. "The Bush tax cuts don't work", Biden said. He also slams Mitt Romney's economic policy and the GOP's record in support of women voters. Biden challenges the opposition and general voting public to simply check the record of both political parties with regard to which group, republicans or democrats, has a credible history when it comes to women's rights.
And as can be expected, 'Big J.B.' pulls no punches when given the opportunity to remind voters who "caused this mess" (referring to Mitt Romney's argument that 92% of job loss are among women). In simple cool-and-calm fashion, Joe Biden, in so many words, drew a picture of hypocritical elephants, frankly.
"The republicans WAR on women is real and will intensify..."- VP, Joe Biden
At first Mitt Romney said to strong gun control laws voters, once upon a time, "I don't line up with the NRA." But in classic Romney [wizardry] 'flip-mode' style, he has agreed to tap dance and headline at the National Rifle Associations' annual meeting. No one should be surprised by this recent change of "heart" by Mitt; this is what has made him an accomplished business opportunist.
Unfortunately for the NRA, Romney won't be able to hide his true, less than "severely conservative" political nature - especially if or when he secures his parties reluctant nomination.
In order to gain support of independent voters, he won't be able to represent like the far right want him to. Besides, he's already in hot water with women voters, the majority of which strongly support gun control laws.
So Mitt will play along with the NRA to get as much of their collective dollars that he can possibly garner until he'll be forced to speak his centrist heart to the general voting public. In today's political landscape, pay means power. Who's surprised?
And who can be sure what [a] Romney administration would look like?
