“While investors back Republican Mitt Romney for his economic vision for the U.S., they prefer Obama to manage the global economy … HUH???”

President Romney is not likely to spread the wealth around the globe the way Obama has.

Cross Posted at C4P

Great interview by the Gov. with Cavuto!!

Some random thoughts on the whole DNC voting “No” to include the word God
back into it’s platform. I propose that it is a nothing burger and that
Conservatives and Conservative Evangelicals have a much harder task in the
current Republican Party. This will be true no matter if Romney or Obama win
the Presidential election.

Former Gov. of Ohio Strickland (who was a liberal United Methodist Pastor)
was the one who proposed insertion of the word God back into the platform. In
my opinion, It was a dog and pony show. Gov. Strickland beat out the well
spoken and solid Evanglical Ken Blackwell for Gov. in 2006.

My father and Grandfather were United Methodist Pastors, and yet they were
Conservative Theologically. My guess is that the Bush Family’s United
Methodist Pastors are Moderate to Liberal.

What am I saying here? We all saw the cesspool that is the DNC which refused
the mention of God in the platform THREE TIMES!!! The good part about it was
that it was all out in the open!

They were dealing with God as they really felt. The DNC was reacting to the
“God” thing being a story and trying to be a Dog and Pony show for the RNC.

Hannity did cover the Pre-Determined DNC Teleprompter evidence; but he never
covered (to my knowledge) the RNC Pre-determined Teleprompter on the rule
change covered by a local Fox affiliate.

This was not done in the open. Does the rule (16/12?) change mean
President Romney has to be the 25 or 20 percent rating to be successfully
primaried in the eyes of the GOPe rule change?

The Rule change in my opinion is like the Evangelicals and the Conservatives
being “The Foolish virgins” who did not have enough oil for the night. The
door is shut and they ask, please let us in!! the GOPe creature rears out it’s
head and says “Depart from me I never knew you!”

In my opinion, blocking Palin and making the Strong arm rule changes are
worse than “Booing God” (saying No) Three times.

The GOPe hated Reagan. they hated him more after his conversion to Christ
(Hinkley attempt).

Evangelicas, you thought Satorum was gonna be your guy? Hey Iowa Pastors,
how’s that Bachmann endorsement workin out for ya?

Evangelicals who were fine with Thatcher in “That other Country” need to
truly see #THATWOMAN in this country. If they don’t, it blanks to be
them!!!!

Palin/West

Good morning all.

I managed to go through the last two weeks without watching one second of either convention and I avoided FoxNews like the plague.  I watched Governor Palin’s appearances here at P4A.  Based on the comments I saw on my Twitter TL about the conventions, my emotional well-being was well served by my decision.

Even though I strongly feel that Obama must be defeated, I fear that Romney just represents a slower process of destroying our country.  Until we get enough Tea Party types in Congress, we don’t have much chance of turning it around.  That’s why what Sarah’s doing is so important.

I saw something on Twitter that pretty much says it all.  While technically the U.S, is a Republic, most people view it as a Democracy, but what we’ve seen since the days of FDR, is a country that has morphed into what can best be described as an Ineptocracy, with a strong, strong emphasis on inept with our current Clown-In-Chief at the helm.  Ineptocracy is defined as a system of government where the least capable to lead are elected by the least capable of producing, and where the members of society least likely to sustain themselves or succeed, are rewarded with goods and services paid for by the the confiscated wealth of a diminishing number of producers.

Things will not change as long as the majority of the working class continue to depend on conventional sources for their “news”.  The media is the true enemy of our Republic.  They have willfully lost their way in their role of government oversight.  The liberal Democrats can easily be defeated if truth is part of the reporting process, but the media refuses to do its job of reporting without bias.  And unfortunately, a big part of the electorate is too stupid to know they are being sold a bill of goods that is nothing more than a fairy tale.

for those that missed the Obama speech.
Bean, you could have watched this and saved 3 evenings of hurt.
20 seconds

http://www.businessinsider.com/a-wall-street-analyst-actually-just-blasted-this-out-to-traders-2012-9?utm_source=twbutton&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=clusterstock

ICYMI:

“President Obama is the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the American people,” Eastwood told The Pine Cone this week….”
http://www.pineconearchive.com/120907-1.html

Good lunchtime, everyone!

Though I always like it when Gov. Palin socks Dems on their statements, I thought her comments on Kerry were OK because she backed up her initial comments on Russia. Interestingly, the DNC hit Palin (via Kerry) and the Tea Party (via video clips) more than the RNC touted them; it shows who the Dems fear and who the GOP wants to ignore.  The Atlantic had an article last night regarding Palin’s comments with the heading something to the effect of “even Palin says ignore her”. The irony of that article. You don’t write about people who are inconsequential. That’s what Kerry’s comments and Palin’s comments about his comments show–she is extremely relevant.

I’m a bit surprised that Romney isn’t running ads in Michigan and Wisconsin at least. Michigan is probably winnable so they should try to play there, and I hope that they aren’t getting too cocky on Wisconsin since Ryan’s from there. Perhaps, though, they are relying on outside support, even though they can’t coordinate with each other.