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Title: Michael Moore: 'Get used to saying President Romney'
Source:
wnd
URL Source: http://www.wnd.com/2012/08/michael- ... ed-to-saying-president-romney/
Published: Aug 31, 2012
Author: corsi
Post Date: 2012-08-31 11:31:03 by calcon
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Views: 810
Comments: 2
TAMPA, Fla. – What a difference four years make. Early signs emerging from Democrats during the Republican National Convention indicate the White House and influential activists are in a panic, fearing that Gov. Mitt Romney is increasingly likely to emerge victorious Nov. 6. The Obama campaign has sent out a fundraising email by Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., warning Democratic supporters that Obama is in the process of being “Swift-Boated” by conservative PACs, while filmmaker Michael Moore has predicted in a Huffington Post interview that Romney will win. In an email letter sent today, Kerry wrote supporters: Consider this: Swift Boat Veterans for Truth spent about $23 million on smear ads against me in 2004. This year, the Romney campaign and super PACs have promised to spend more than $1 billion. What is Kerry’s plea? Donate $5 and, “Don’t let them get away with it.” Moore is concerned with Obama’s inability to raise money 2008-style. “Mitt Romney is going to raise more money than Barack Obama,” Moore told the Huffington Post. “That should guarantee his victory. I think people should start to practice the words ‘President Romney.’ “To assume the other side are just a bunch of ignoramuses who are supported by people who believe that Adam and Eve rode on dinosaurs 6,000 years ago is to completely misjudge the opposition,” Moore said. Ryan lied? Conservative pundit Jennifer Rubin, writing in the “Right Turn” blog in the Washington Post, said the Democrats “are losing it, literally.” Rubin concluded Ryan’s speech Wednesday night at the RNC was so successful that the only thing Obama supporters, including partisans driving establishment media messaging, could do was to claim Ryan lied. The problem is, Rubin maintained, that despite the “fact-checking” flurry initiated by Obama supporters, Ryan did not lie. She pointed out Ryan’s claim about the Janesville GM plant was not that Obama closed it, but that he failed to keep his promise to keep it open. Rubin concluded that Ryan’s attacks stung Obama so badly that “the Obama team and its media allies are crazed to turn facts into lies and aspirations into distortions.” “It is a revealing moment, for the press and the Obama camp,” Rubin wrote. “For members of the Obama team, it means they are losing the race, and they know it.”
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Damn, looks like even the "lardass" vote is turning on the bamster.
He would be turning on him if he were voting for and supporting Willard. He deals with two things in his remarks, one, that the SCOTUS did not stand up for free speech by opening the floodgate of money into the election, and two, he makes more money when a Republican is there for him to lampoon. Face it, he is a movie maker, and he does not do that for charity.
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