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DCBob

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7. Yes, he plays the victim/blame card very well.

Reply to kentuck (Original post)

Sun Jan 22, 2012, 01:52 PM

Jan 2012

and the ignorant masses eat it up. This why he is a dangerous opponent. He can turn negatives into positives, flaws into assets, wrongs into rights. I prefer Romney who is boring, weak and predictable.

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The righteous indignation works for Newt. [View all] kentuck Jan 2012 OP

He's a good actor. romney's not. Lots of Americans like the good actors. mucifer Jan 2012 #1

Victim indeed. madamesilverspurs Jan 2012 #2

Righteous indignation hangs from every politicians' tool belt. Thaddeus Kosciuszko Jan 2012 #3

South Carolina is, with the exception of perhaps Oklahoma alcibiades_mystery Jan 2012 #4

What about the anti-Jobs prez. Obama? DU2012 Jan 2012 #5

What about him? kentuck Jan 2012 #6

Yes, he plays the victim/blame card very well. DCBob Jan 2012 #7