Now that Romney is raising more money than Obama, now that
Romney is spending more money than Obama and now that Obama is staring straight
into the face of the possibility of defeat, he is lashing out at his supporters
and demanding that they cough up more money.
If he loses, he says, it will be the fault of his supporters. To add further import to his claim, he says
that he hasn’t had as much time to campaign this year as he did in 2008 because
he has been too busy “saving America.”
COMMENTS:
At least he didn’t blame Bush. I’ll be damned if I’d cough up even a nickel
if I got that email. And the fact is, of course, that he’s been
campaigning for reelection since the day he took office. But, maybe, he’ll bring Jimmy Carter in to
speak at the Democratic National Convention next week, thinking that Carter might
save his political butt.
TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. Allen West is an eloquent speaker who makes the case for
what needs to be done in America. He’s
from Florida and the Republican National Convention has been in Tampa. Why wasn’t he included on the list of
speakers? (Cray ~ Sausalito, CA)
A. The bitter truth is, because he’s black, speaks his mind
and is controversial. Maybe that's why Fox grounded Juan Williams?
Q. Sarah Palin has said that a third political party could
be in the works. Who would they run for
President at this late date? (Barbie ~
Concord, CA)
A. She’s talking about in the future, not for this
election. Here’s the issue, as I have
stated in my blogs many times. The
Republican Party acts too much like the Democratic Party on far too many
occasions. I advocated for a third party
going into this election back in 2009
if things didn’t improve in the 2010 elections.
They did improve. However, I have
to agree with Sarah in the sense that the Republican Party has lost its way and
I think that the time has arrived for the formation of a third party that is
more down-to-earth American. It needs to
start forming now to be ready to field serious candidates in the 2016
election.
Q. Obama is saying that questions about his place of birth
are a big joke. What’s your
reaction? (Tessie ~ Reno, NV)
A. When it comes to the Presidency, no question is a
joke. Those who seek to deflect the
impact of the question are, however, hiding something.
TODAY’S QUOTE:
“The Supreme Court has ruled that they
cannot have a nativity scene in Washington, D.C. This wasn't for any religious
reasons. They couldn't find three wise men and a virgin.” ~ Jay Leno
(Does that rule out
Obama?)
TODAY’S VIDEO:
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