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Offline BMG

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Romney's latest endorsement!
« on: April 25, 2012, 12:09:04 PM »
Carter: "I'm comfortable with a Romney win."

Yeah, when I first read that headline I was thinking, "Yikes! That's either really bad for Romney getting a Carter endorsement or really bad for Obama because even the FORMER worst president of the US thinks Romney would be better than Obama."

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On one hand, it plays into every fear among the conservative base of the GOP about Mitt Romney.  On the other hand, the statement from the man formerly known as the worst American President in modern times makes it very, very difficult for Team Obama to succeed in using the advice given by the only other Democratic President in the last 40+ years to paint Romney as The Mostest Radicalist Scariest Right-Winger Since Barry Goldwater Nearly Nuked The Nation.  I’d bet, under the circumstances, that Mitt Romney will be happier than Barack Obama with Jimmy Carter’s assessment of the general election in 2012, or at least less unhappy:
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Re: Romney's latest endorsement!
« Reply #1 on: April 25, 2012, 12:11:54 PM »
Expect a "clarifying" statement from Saint Jimmeh in 3...2...1...

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