Rob Long · October 3, 2012 at 8:40pm

I'm liking this fighting attitude from Romney World. More, please. Faster, please.

Recall that Joe Biden's inadvertent revelation -- "The middle class has been buried these past four years!" -- came only a day or so ago.

Nice work, Romney World.

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Johnny Dubya
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Kevin Walker

I was just about to post the same observation.  Nice work, indeed, by the Romney folks.


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Sweet and Low

Glad it's online.

When is it going to be on constant rotation on TV, radio and the rest?

mark alesse
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mark alesse

It's about time. 


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Sweet and Low

What are the odds that Gov. Romney will utter the phrase "the middle class has been buried these past four years!" tonight?

Edited on October 3, 2012 at 9:07pm
Israel P.
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Israel Pickholtz

Excellent. As long as people see it.

KC Mulville
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KC Mulville

Despite the new crop of "fact-checkers," the steady stream of false claims (i.e., lies) hasn't slowed down a bit. Obama just keeps the fabrications coming. It's like an assembly line.

There was a story a while ago about Lawrence Tribe. He taught a debate technique in which you attack with endless claims and assertions, on the hopes that their response to your arguments takes longer than making them, which means that some of your arguments will go unopposed.

The Obama campaign reflects that strategy, i.e., blanket the opposition with false claims, because they can't respond to all of them. Look for the same tonight, with one false canard after another. "Failed policies of the past eight years" (which will be funny, because that statement only makes sense from four years ago), Romney wants to get us into wars, kill medicare, on and on ...

I suspect that the Obama side won't care about anything Romney says. They're just going to keep throwing out chaff.

Romney should make Obama take responsibility for a canard, early on. Force Obama to move off the laundry list. Show how shallow Obama really is.

Indaba
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Indaba

Tweet it!

Albert Arthur
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Albert Arthur

It was literally (to borrow a phrase) yesterday that Biden said that.

dittoheadadt
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dittoheadadt

"More please.  Faster please."

I think this was their gameplan all along. Don't shoot early.  Don't shoot from center ice.  Wait until you cross the blue line.  Wait until you see the whites of their eyes.

(I swear I didn't read Dr. Rahe's post or Jay Cost's column until after writing this!)

Edited on October 3, 2012 at 10:14pm

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Essgee

Worse then that, he stated that in Charlotte yesterday and by mid afternoon he was here in Asheville and repeated the claim.

Can you dig it?


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Sweet and Low

Essgee: Worse then that, he stated that in Charlotte yesterday and by mid afternoon he was here in Asheville and repeated the claim.

Can you dig it? · 0 minutes ago

If that's true, Romney should jump on it, and add the second quote to the commercial.  Start with one version, then end with the second - to prove it wasn't simply a verbal gaffe. 

DocJay
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DocJay

Is Yul Brenner the sheriff of Romney World?  If so, I see him facing Obama and saying "Draw".

George Savage

Laugh-out-loud funny.  

Rob, if you wrote a character like Joe Biden for one of your sitcoms and we didn't already know the original, the audience would reject the dumb-as-a-stump veep as too implausible a caricature.

Edited on October 3, 2012 at 10:49pm
Indaba
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Indaba

Essgee: Worse then that, he stated that in Charlotte yesterday and by mid afternoon he was here in Asheville and repeated the claim.

Can you dig it? · 1 hour ago

Yes I can!

Nanda Panjandrum
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Nanda Panjandrum

Woo-Hoo!

flownover
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flownover

Thanks for framing this in a Ledeenesque fighting cry. Faster please indeed.


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