“Think about it for a minute: Have you ever seen anyone that would do anything, say anything like Mitt Romney?

Yes, yes I have, and they call that guy “Senate Majority Leader.”

Anything that Reid says is a heaping bowl of disconnect.
My guess is that Harry has never been to a used car lot.

It’s a wonder that Biden hasn’t trashed Reid’s religious beliefs.
I suppose that we can thank our Muslim President and our Mormon Senate Majority Leader for making religion an issue of the past?

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The left is a joke.

Even if the Repubs took everything, I wouldn’t trust them to accomplish meaningful reform. The fight for liberty is an eternal process.

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KOOLAID2 on October 18, 2012 at 11:19 PM

The bigger Romney’s lead is nationally, the more likely the very partisan MA dems will hold their noses and vote for Princess Bullsh!t because they do not want GOP control of senate, house and the White House.

RCP has Warren up 2.5 in its average, and someone mentioned in another thread about a poll that came out today (I can’t find it) showing Warren up 9. Warren has a 2:1 money advantage.

In any case, Brown on the defensive in the last few days for incorrectly alleging Warren used actresses in her ads and had to apologized a couple of times already.

Dummy Reid raised his hand twice when crazy uncle Joe said that “we have troups in Iran”.

Schadenfreude on October 18, 2012 at 11:25 PM

Ya gotta admit, all those countries with names ending in ‘an’ can get confusing.

As a situation in which Mitt Romney runs the executive branch and Harry Reid leads the Senate

I think Senate is going to flip… At least I can hope :-)

It appears Scott Brown re-election campaign is in trouble in MA. Unless GOP can win ND, MT, NE, WI and VA, we are facing the unpalatable prospect that the Dem will retain control of the senate and that stinky Harry will remain as the Majority Leader and thwart any initiative for legislation to bring about reform.

bayview on October 18, 2012 at 10:45 PM

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We have a caravan coming from Utah for both this weekend and next.

JPeterman on October 18, 2012 at 9:53 PM

I saw earlier there are some coming in to Reno, hadn’t seen that about Vegas. Reno is fairly conservative, it’s Vegas that will swing it to Obama if he takes this state. This is where the ground game needs playing.

Endorsed Obama and Kerry.

Only two jokes I even chuckled at from Obama:

1.) 2008 gave Chris Matthews a thrill up his leg; 2012 gave him a stroke.

2.) Mitt is actually the governor’s middle name; wish I could use my middle name.

IrishEi on October 18, 2012 at 9:36 PM

I thought those two were funny, too, but did you notice when Matthews stood up to give a standing O to Obama, that he was wearing grey pants, with a too tight tux jacket, and his shirt half out. First, grey pants are not what you wear in white bow-tie events, only black like your jacket. How he even got a seat above the podium and in full camera view is something I wish Cardinal Dolan might address. Matthews is the enemy of everything Cardinal Dolan stands for, and a hateful one as well.

Not only that, I am on a stay-cation in Vegas for the next eight days and I plan to spend two of them volunteering for the RR campaign. Never did that before.

Jvette on October 18, 2012 at 9:45 PM

There are several of us who are going to be there this weekend per some posts this morning. Some going into Reno on charter buses from California.

We have a caravan coming from Utah for both this weekend and next.