Proverbs 29:9 If the shoe fits, don't be lookin' for the box

h/t JT

Might this be so they can get in the El Presidente/hillary stuff in?

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White House To Douglas Wilder: He Doesn't Have A Point

 

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Published on Aug 16, 2012 by goprapidresponse

The White House says to former Democratic Governor Douglass Wilder that he doesn't have a point when commenting on Biden's "Chains" remarks (August 16, 2012).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pt_XHaS3oqo&feature=player_embedded

http://iowntheworld.com/blog/?p=145503

I do not Trust El Presidente's posts, BUT

It is looking to me, because of the frequency and the voice pitch, that there is a chance El Presidente really is having trouble raising money.  Do you think things like this suggest there is PANIC at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D.C. 20500-0001

From Lunchbucket joe

This isn't hyperbole or exaggeration:

If we don't win this election, it will be because we didn't close the spending gap when we could.

Because right now we're seeing that voters have a choice between two very different men.

And the only way someone like Mitt Romney -- who's asking Americans to put him in charge of their taxes while refusing to come clean about his own, who wants to repeal Obamacare, end Medicare as we know it and give more tax breaks to billionaires who don't need them -- defeats someone like Barack Obama, is if the other side spends us into oblivion.

Tomorrow is the most urgent fundraising deadline of this campaign so far. Will you make a donation of $3 or more today to make sure we can keep this close over the last 100 days?

It's already starting on TVs and radios in swing states, and it's not going to stop.

In the last two weeks of this month, Romney and his allies had an almost 2:1 spending advantage in Florida, Iowa, New Hampshire, North Carolina, and Virginia -- and that could be the election right there.

We've got more than 2.4 million grassroots donors building this the right way.

But we're running out of time to close the money gap when it really matters.

Please donate $3 today, and help make sure our message can get through to as many voters as Mitt Romney's does:

https://donate.barackobama.com/July-Deadline

Barack and I honestly wish we could thank everyone who contributes to this campaign personally. You're our second family, you know.

Thanks,

Joe

They’re going to be the cheekiest gals in London this summer.

Lunchbucket Joe and the Philly Firefighters - don'tcha just love'em?

BIDEN SPEECH BOMBS WITH PHILADELPHIA FIRE FIGHTERS

Posted on July 25, 2012 at 10:40pm by  Mytheos Holt

When Barack Obama and Joe Biden first began campaigning in 2008, their complimentary advantages as candidates were fairly clear – that is, Obama was the candidate who spoke to the young and minority voters (who had, up until that point, been his base) most capably, while Biden was the one who spoke to restive blue collar workers. As a matter of fact, Biden’s constant references to “taking the train” back from Washington were probably intended to demonstrate this supposedly more homespun character.

Yet as Vice President, Biden has shown himself to be prone to gaffes, even in his supposed home turf, a fact that has complicated this otherwise simple division of labor between him and the President. And Biden’s lack of comfort in the public eye, has, at least recently, become increasingly difficult not to notice. For evidence, simply look at his speech today to the International Association of Firefighters in Philadelphia.

Why? Because that speech reportedly had all the hallmarks of a vintage Biden gaffe-fest. To begin with, according to Business Insider, Biden mouthed odd lines such as “I wish my kids would become wealthy,” apparently intended as a means of reassuring the audience that Democrats aren’t anti-wealth. Needless to say, the line fell flat.

And then there was the fact that despite Biden’s attempts at pandering, he seemed to almost purposefully avoid hitting the right notes. One Philadelphia Firefighters’ Union President was apparently visibly upset at Biden for failing to include even one sentence regarding a local dispute in Philadelphia over an award to firefighters. From Business Insider’s report:

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One wonders if the Vice President might have been projecting. Or, perhaps, he simply is a surrogate for the wrong candidate. After all, while running for President in the 2008 Democratic primary, Biden was very well-received by the same group:I don’t think he gets you. I don‘t think he understands what you’re all about, what makes you tick, what makes you decide to go in this profession, which you couldn’t pay 90 percent of the population to do.

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/biden-speech-bombs-with-philadelphia-fire-fighters/