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Bluerthanblue

(13,669 posts)
10. I guess when you have everything money can buy
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 12:20 PM
Apr 2012

you look at the idea of a 'birthday gift' from a different perspective.

I guess she must have been tickled pink by this comment of her own beloved husband:


"I wanted to increase the work requirement. I said,
for instance, that even if you have a child 2 years of age, you need to go to
work. And people said, 'Well that's heartless.' And I said, 'No, no, I'm
willing to spend more giving day care to allow those parents to go back to
work. It'll cost the state more providing that daycare, but I want the
individuals to have the dignity of work.'"In March:"If you've never had job in the private sector, It's hard for you
to understand how the economy works."
(—Mitt Romney, discussing welfare reform on January 4, 2012)

What was that... an early anniversary gift?





I feel sad for her that she sees this as a "really defining moment".

I'm about as far from rich as one can get, and honestly admit that mothering my children has been the greatest experience of my life.

Ann Romney's need to capitalize on this silly incident as a 'really defining moment' speaks volumes about her life and her values.

Not in very positive ways.

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Nice straw man, Ann. No, we're critical of you as a person. An entitled, out of touch person. n/t lumberjack_jeff Apr 2012 #1
And they are twisting the narrative again. Ann Romney has not been criticized for her Arkansas Granny Apr 2012 #2
maybe she should go cry on the shoulder of a sympathetic person ... zbdent Apr 2012 #3
you know where you can find sympathy in the dictionary. hobbit709 Apr 2012 #6
what's the punchline? zbdent Apr 2012 #8
somewhere between shit and syphilis IcyPeas Apr 2012 #15
This isn't crying, it's gloating. surrealAmerican Apr 2012 #21
Who the fuck said she was a bad mother? I hate these people. n/t Avalux Apr 2012 #4
Yeah, check this GOP.com banner out emulatorloo Apr 2012 #13
WTF? Cali_Democrat Apr 2012 #18
You know, I've been saying this an awful lot this week laundry_queen Apr 2012 #19
Very Clever. They HAVE to get more women to like Romney or they're done. Avalux Apr 2012 #20
We're critical of you being a clueless privileged class twit pretending to know about work. hobbit709 Apr 2012 #5
Keep talking, lady. DefenseLawyer Apr 2012 #7
An entitled, out of touch, rich person, with health insurance fightforfreedom123 Apr 2012 #9
Yep. She just proved Hilary Rosen correct with that comment. GoCubsGo Apr 2012 #16
I guess when you have everything money can buy Bluerthanblue Apr 2012 #10
If Ann thought this was a birthday gift Aerows Apr 2012 #11
Wrong. Your credentials to advice Romney on economic policy were criticized. emulatorloo Apr 2012 #12
Trying to turn women against each other abolugi Apr 2012 #14
did the dog have to ride on the roof cause they needed room for 1 or 2 nannies? pansypoo53219 Apr 2012 #17
So the outrage was fake and you're as big a fucking phony as your asshole husband? 11 Bravo Apr 2012 #22
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