Several people have asked me about where to view the CNN Special, “Romney Revealed” that I helped with a bit and which I discussed here. I have only found bits and pieces on CNN’s site, but someone has uploaded it to YouTube:
My wife and I listened to Ann Romney’s speech last evening, and we both loved it. As we listened, I reflected my enthusiasm in several posts on Twitter that quoted her remarks:
My day began early this morning with a Tweet by David Limbaugh that he posted yesterday:
The size of the crowds at the Romney-Ryan rallies continues to grow.
We started MittTheMan.com last October because we were fed up with people who have never met Mitt declaring him to be “robotic,”plastic,” and “unfeeling.” Escalating the insults, exclamations such as “he has no core” continue to fill the news. The negativity towards Mitt reached I hope will be seen as its climax during his recent trip abroad, which implies the turning of the tide in the Obama “Kill Romney” campaign strategy.
I have truly mixed feelings about last evening’s Rock Center with Brian Williams that ran on MSNBC. Perhaps more on that later, but I will at least provide what I Tweeted (@Bush46) during the show and after seeing what others were saying:
https://twitter.com/Bush46/status/238848863459487744
Artur Davis, Former Congressman from Alabama
Artur Davis, the former Congressman from Alabama, switched parties earlier this year and has now thrown his support behind Mitt Romney. The switch is significant, give that he served as a national co-chair for President Obama’s 2008 campaign and made one of the nominating speeches for Obama at the 2008 Democratic Convention. He now lives in Virginia and has been campaigning for Mitt in Virginia.
As the world turns, he will also be speaking at the Roanoke tomorrow evening with my friend and MittTheMan.com partner, Dr. Dane McBride. Chatting with Dane this week, he is look forward to meeting Congressman Davis and is excited that the congressman is on Mitt’s team!
I love listening to Mark Steyn. I love reading what Mark Steyn writes. This time, however, he says things that are well-argued, as he does so well, well-argued, but also alarmist and premature. Concluding his piece at National Review Online, which is entitled “Milquetoast Mitt,” he writes:
The 2012 presidential campaign continues apace with the press doing its level best to advance the narrative that Mitt Romney and his family are rich and hopelessly out of touch. Consider this excerpt from a New York Daily News story entitled “What do the simple folk do? Ask Mitt and Ann Romney as they grocery shop, visit home of coal miner ancestors.” The piece ran with the picture below and this rather sarcastic lede:
That proposed assumption will hold only for a second, but bear with me… Barbs flew today on the weekly news shows today, in one case with RNC chairman Reince Priebus accused Senator Harry Reid of being a “dirty liar.”Thus, the brouhaha over Mitt’s taxes continues. A simple effort to take all aspects of this controversy into account reveals one simple fact: The Democrats want to embarrass Mitt Romney for being rich. We arrive at this conclusion quite easily, given that only a little speculation is required to assume that there is no way that Mitt could have avoided filing tax returns for ten years. Continue reading
Despite being on vacation, I worked some at home Wednesday for my day job. I had decided to head over to the Chick-fil-A outlet at the mall, but first I did a post on what seems to be the only arm in the Democrats’ arsenal for the 2012 Presidential Election Campaign: Their “Kill Romney” strategy. It was discussed by Politco as far back as last August and seems to be influencing every aspect of political life in this country.
