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lunatica

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6. I think Obama already turned it into a plus

Reply to trumad (Original post)

Tue May 22, 2012, 03:35 PM

May 2012

Yesterday when he calmly explained why Bain is totally relevant to the campaign issues. He's not giving up on hammering the facts home. I think people are finding out you really don't want to be an adversary of Obama. He's relentless when he sets his mind to it. Just ask the terrorists in the Middle East, or the pirates in Somalia, or Bin Laden.

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It will be a mistake if Romney keeps mentioning Bain. [View all] trumad May 2012 OP

Yeah, Bain's not a subject that will tolerate a lot of sunlight. Gidney N Cloyd May 2012 #1

I agree I think Bookers blunder can be turned into a strong positive. demgrrrll May 2012 #2

The corner he's backed into.... vi5 May 2012 #3

I agree Andy823 May 2012 #10

I think you may be right qanda May 2012 #4

Romney likes to trumpet his business experience, but strangely he doesn't talk at all about Bain. Arkana May 2012 #5

I think Obama already turned it into a plus lunatica May 2012 #6

I think Romney should switch topics to polygamy Capt. Obvious May 2012 #7

Repugs have a fascination for 'bizness' types. louis-t May 2012 #8

Not for us. HopeHoops May 2012 #9