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MITT-lection Sunday!
Author: velveeta jones    Date: 11/04/2012 13:49:12

GOOD MORNING dear readers! It's a beautiful day and I overslept, so we'll just do a steam of conscious blog. Though I feel as if I must respond to Mr. TriSec's writing of yesterday. Having my "Designs by Jimmy" tin foil hat squarely on my head, I know that Mitt is the one that will heal this wounded country.

First, he is of course, a Christian, unlike our current one. Comrade Obama doesn't even go to church unless there is a chance of a photo op! He'd rather hang out with his Hollywood pals smoking LSD and attending Orgies and Katy Perry concerts.

Sure, Gov. Rmoney is a Mormon, but they believe in Jesus Christ. They just believe that Jesus lives in a 6 bed/5bath home in a gated community in Missouri. (Rumor has it that Jesus gives really great Christmas bonus' to the illegals tending his lawn). Morons are just like regular Christians except they have a hint of Sci-Fi mixed into their beliefs; somewhat like Scientologists without the gayness.

Here are some reasons that even the most radical of Left Wing nut jobs should vote for Mitt:

He's got Paul Ryan. Paul Ryan has those steely blue eyes; blue like the color of a flame, blue like ocean. He can be your "50 Shades of Gray" all night long with those long fingers and bulging sinewy biceps.

Mitt has a great plan to fix our economy and create jobs on DAY ONE! He's not telling us his plans because they are so awesome that someone might steal the amazing idea! (China perhaps)?

Rmoney will overturn Obamacare and give us the phone number to the insurance company that best suits our needs. This will save Billions of dollars and reduce our deficit starting day one.

Speaking of our 16 Trillion deficit the our current Kenyan dictator left us with, Mitt plans to start fixing this as soon as he takes office. Gone will be PBS which will take our deficit down to 15.9999998 Trillion! (By mathematically rounding whole numbers the GOP way, that will reduce our deficit by 30% right off the bat).

Mitt will immediately appoint 2 new Supreme Court judges so that some important decisions can be made without all the long, drawn out "back and forth" that these cases usually have. It's time for Washington to work! And our Supreme court spends way too much time talking about the problem instead of fixing it. We'll have 2 new judges by the end of his first day in office. Now that's action!

Also on day one in office, Mitt will get the Keystone XL project up and running. By the end of January, gas will be going straight into your car at night while you sleep. Because of this, gas prices will go back down to a reasonable $0.55/gallon in most states.

Speaking of states, it's time that states stand up on there own and stop asking for federal handouts. Mitt understands this; he was a Governor after all. If your a state in a flood zone - Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, New York, Maine, Delaware, New Jersey, North and South Carolina, Iowa, Wisconsin, Louisiana, parts of Texas and New Mexico, Maryland, Connecticut, Georgia, Rhode Island, Michigan, Illinois, or a state prone to Earthquakes (see list above, plus) California, Utah, Nevada, Kansas, Arizona, then you really should be figuring out how to pull yourself up by your bootstraps. Get to work and stop being a mooch. This will really cut the deficit once we don't have to pay for everyone else's problems. Because a hurricane in Florida is not a problem for America, it's a problem for Florida.

Jobs. As mentioned Mitt will get this country back to work. Again, he doesn't want to give too much detail because some democrat might steal it. And even though Mitt is very concerned for the working class of this country, he still has to be wary. I mean, plans like this aren't something that one can put a patent on. One of his goals his to get people back into school to train for better jobs. He has a brilliant suggestion to start: ask your Dad for money to go back to school.Isn't that a great idea? Why, only a business man of his acumen would have such a genius idea.

Something he'll do on day one when he takes office is get rid of Planned Parenthood so that women can stop worrying about birth control. Really, this is the man's job. Ladies, join me in the salon and let's not worry our pretty little heads about this. Am I right?

You can see how hard Mitt Rmoney is working. He is flying from one place to another, collecting cans of beans and old used clothes for those that need life saving care! He is a compassionate man who loves animals and self tanning and has a hot, manly running mate and a lot of great idea's to fix our country. Give him a chance, won't you?
 

19 comments (Latest Comment: 11/04/2012 21:01:35 by livingonli)
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Comment by Raine on 11/04/2012 13:55:20
I love your screeds, Vel!

That's it, I'm voting for Mitt!






oh. Wait.

- lord, I need to drink more coffee.



Comment by Raine on 11/04/2012 14:02:31
IT is with great pleasure that we always show both sides to a story, since Velveeta has been clearly been reading The Washington Times, I present to you A scathingly liberal biased editorial from WaPo

Mitt Romney’s campaign insults voters

THROUGH ALL the flip-flops, there has been one consistency in the campaign of Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney: a contempt for the electorate.

{...}

How, other than an assumption that voters are too dim to remember what Mr. Romney has said across the years and months, to account for his breathtaking ideological shifts? He was a friend of immigrants, then a scourge of immigrants, then again a friend. He was a Kissingerian foreign policy realist, then a McCain-like hawk, then a purveyor of peace. He pioneered Obamacare, he detested Obamacare, then he found elements in it to cherish. Assault weapons were bad, then good. Abortion was okay, then bad. Climate change was an urgent problem; then, not so much. Hurricane cleanup was a job for the states, until it was once again a job for the feds.


Read the whole thing, all sarcasm aside, it is bound to leave butt hurt.


Comment by TriSec on 11/04/2012 14:50:46
Ya know...I voted for a Republican governor in this state once.

Bill Weld. You could look him up.

But ever since then.....well, I just don't know anymore.



Comment by BobR on 11/04/2012 14:57:48
May the snark be with you.

And with you also.

Comment by Raine on 11/04/2012 15:07:12
I'm going to paraphrase something my Friend wrote. She's a republican, we are friends first -- I say paraphrase because it might surprise you to know, I am a Democratic Party member.

To all my family and friends: Come Election Day, I am still the same person as I always have been. We may have different opinions on who should run this country but I am in no way pig-headed or stupid because I am a Democrat. I value your opinion, may not like it, but I would never stoop to a lower level and start hurting people by calling them names because of their voting party.

Just because I'm a Democrat, doesn't mean I vote strictly D. I have voted for Republican candidates in the past and may continue to do so as long I feel they will get the job done. On November 6, I believe you know who I will vote for. If you choose to delete me as a friend, so be it. I believe my friends trust in diversity and our friendship -- We may disagree on issues but it should not come at the price of friendship.

Peace, love, light,

and kittehs --
Raine


Comment by Raine on 11/04/2012 15:11:09
Quote by Raine:
I'm going to paraphrase something my Friend wrote. She's a republican, we are friends first -- I say paraphrase because it might surprise you to know, I am a Democratic Party member.

To all my family and friends: Come Election Day, I am still the same person as I always have been. We may have different opinions on who should run this country but I am in no way pig-headed or stupid because I am a Democrat. I value your opinion, may not like it, but I would never stoop to a lower level and start hurting people by calling them names because of their voting party.

Just because I'm a Democrat, doesn't mean I vote strictly D. I have voted for Republican candidates in the past and may continue to do so as long I feel they will get the job done. On November 6, I believe you know who I will vote for. If you choose to delete me as a friend, so be it. I believe my friends trust in diversity and our friendship -- We may disagree on issues but it should not come at the price of friendship.

Peace, love, light,

and kittehs --
Raine

I was tempted to post this as a status update, but decided not to. As thus I am putting it here in case I change my mind.

Comment by Raine on 11/04/2012 15:15:39
http://www.slowpokecomics.com/strips/obama-romney.png


I liked this.

Comment by livingonli on 11/04/2012 15:44:03
The Weather Channel right now is discussing the impact of weather on voting and apparently Northern Florida is supposed to get socked on Tuesday, but hopefully enough people voted early so it won't effect that.

Comment by Raine on 11/04/2012 15:58:36
Quote by livingonli:
The Weather Channel right now is discussing the impact of weather on voting and apparently Northern Florida is supposed to get socked on Tuesday, but hopefully enough people voted early so it won't effect that.
Liv, what's happening up there? You are going to be able to vote correct? I know here in Virginia they were planning on making sure polling places had generators etc.

Did you read what Chris Christie is doing?


It's wonderful, IMO.

Comment by livingonli on 11/04/2012 16:16:48
My move is Tuesday so I have to figure when the POD is being moved. Maybe if it's late enough I can vote before I head off which may be easier than moving and having to come back to my old town to vote before the polls close.

Comment by Raine on 11/04/2012 16:21:13


=)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =))

Comment by Will in Chicago on 11/04/2012 16:33:02
Having seen Romney's vision of America, one where some people and corporations are favored over others, where the rights of people to make their own health care choices and chose who to marry are limited, and one where the best scientific evidence on global warming is rejected for the sake of ideology and corporate dollars, I must reject the Romney mirage for America.

I am not happy with the President in several areas. Too often, he has tried to play a gentleman's game of politics with people who have all the civility of a rabid wolverine. He has not been as progressive as I would have wished on the issue of health care, or a larger stimulus. However, he is preferable by far to a man who is only consistent in changing his positions and hiding his taxes.

With Obama in the White House, progressives can push him on issues that matter to us. He at least can be convinced to listen by public support, pressure and finding allies in Congress. Romney would likely be happy if progressives could not raise their voices at all.

Comment by BobR on 11/04/2012 16:38:51
Quote by Will in Chicago:
Having seen Romney's vision of America, one where some people and corporations are favored over others, where the rights of people to make their own health care choices and chose who to marry are limited, and one where the best scientific evidence on global warming is rejected for the sake of ideology and corporate dollars, I must reject the Romney mirage for America.

I am not happy with the President in several areas. Too often, he has tried to play a gentleman's game of politics with people who have all the civility of a rabid wolverine. He has not been as progressive as I would have wished on the issue of health care, or a larger stimulus. However, he is preferable by far to a man who is only consistent in changing his positions and hiding his taxes.

With Obama in the White House, progressives can push him on issues that matter to us. He at least can be convinced to listen by public support, pressure and finding allies in Congress. Romney would likely be happy if progressives could not raise their voices at all.


I was thinking too that with no re-election to worry about, we could all push President Obama a little harder, and he might be a bit more receptive. There is the reality of a Republican-led House, but I hope he'll be more willing to take the gloves off in a second term.


Comment by livingonli on 11/04/2012 16:54:42
And today the Steelers were going to fly in this morning for the Giant game today because the hotel they stay at was still without power. Hopefully, the Giants can take that to their advantage.

Comment by Will in Chicago on 11/04/2012 16:59:09
Quote by BobR:
Quote by Will in Chicago:
Having seen Romney's vision of America, one where some people and corporations are favored over others, where the rights of people to make their own health care choices and chose who to marry are limited, and one where the best scientific evidence on global warming is rejected for the sake of ideology and corporate dollars, I must reject the Romney mirage for America.

I am not happy with the President in several areas. Too often, he has tried to play a gentleman's game of politics with people who have all the civility of a rabid wolverine. He has not been as progressive as I would have wished on the issue of health care, or a larger stimulus. However, he is preferable by far to a man who is only consistent in changing his positions and hiding his taxes.

With Obama in the White House, progressives can push him on issues that matter to us. He at least can be convinced to listen by public support, pressure and finding allies in Congress. Romney would likely be happy if progressives could not raise their voices at all.


I was thinking too that with no re-election to worry about, we could all push President Obama a little harder, and he might be a bit more receptive. There is the reality of a Republican-led House, but I hope he'll be more willing to take the gloves off in a second term.



I hope that he could portray the House as do nothing and work around them as much as possible. I think that the Dems will have the Senate and need to reform the filibuster rule.

If we do not pressure Obama, then others will.

Comment by Raine on 11/04/2012 18:31:45
Quote by Will in Chicago:
Quote by BobR:
Quote by Will in Chicago:
Having seen Romney's vision of America, one where some people and corporations are favored over others, where the rights of people to make their own health care choices and chose who to marry are limited, and one where the best scientific evidence on global warming is rejected for the sake of ideology and corporate dollars, I must reject the Romney mirage for America.

I am not happy with the President in several areas. Too often, he has tried to play a gentleman's game of politics with people who have all the civility of a rabid wolverine. He has not been as progressive as I would have wished on the issue of health care, or a larger stimulus. However, he is preferable by far to a man who is only consistent in changing his positions and hiding his taxes.

With Obama in the White House, progressives can push him on issues that matter to us. He at least can be convinced to listen by public support, pressure and finding allies in Congress. Romney would likely be happy if progressives could not raise their voices at all.


I was thinking too that with no re-election to worry about, we could all push President Obama a little harder, and he might be a bit more receptive. There is the reality of a Republican-led House, but I hope he'll be more willing to take the gloves off in a second term.



I hope that he could portray the House as do nothing and work around them as much as possible. I think that the Dems will have the Senate and need to reform the filibuster rule.

If we do not pressure Obama, then others will.
Something to think about:

It looks like the house will be pickling up several seats. (My eternal optimism hopes for control, but I also want a sparkle pony -- )

That means that the GOP majority will shrink -- drastically. Boner will HAVE to work with moderate GOP's and Dems -- he won't be able to rely on the extreme fringe to push that agenda thru.

People want congress to work.


Comment by Raine on 11/04/2012 18:32:51
Quote by livingonli:
My move is Tuesday so I have to figure when the POD is being moved. Maybe if it's late enough I can vote before I head off which may be easier than moving and having to come back to my old town to vote before the polls close.
What time do polls open in NY? You'd better vote, dude.


Comment by livingonli on 11/04/2012 18:41:47
Quote by Raine:
Quote by livingonli:
My move is Tuesday so I have to figure when the POD is being moved. Maybe if it's late enough I can vote before I head off which may be easier than moving and having to come back to my old town to vote before the polls close.
What time do polls open in NY? You'd better vote, dude.

New York's hours are 6 AM-9 PM that I know. It's just the time when everything else occurs that I don't know yet.

Comment by livingonli on 11/04/2012 21:01:35
Just vegged in front of the Red Zone channel until the Giant game comes on.