An Open Letter From TedsPolitics to Willard Mitt Romney

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Romney Wants Business Record Removed From Obama Campaign Attacks

Romney, what in the world are you thinking? You are in a political campaign, not a beauty contest. Just the fact that you say you wants both campaigns to stop attacking the opponent and concentrate on the issues – jobs and the economy – is the surest indication that you have something to hide. First you weren’t going to release any tax returns prior to 2010. Then you made a spectacle of yourself in Europe a few days ago.

Now you are whining about the Obama campaign wanting you to show your tax returns, which would be a good indication of what your fiscal policies would undoubtedly be if you should be elected. Well guess what, Mitt? The rest of America wants to see your tax returns, too. If you hope to have any credibility left at all, you should release tax returns at least back through your years running the Salt Lake Olympics.

Then you should insist that your campaign chairman plaster a big covering of STFU tape across your mouth. Mittens, you really don’t need a campaign chairman; you need a full-time caretaker.

Mindless Governance

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I probably couldn’t say this as well as Neil McCarthy says it, so allow me to quote:
One hundred years from now, a new crop of historians will have spent their careers puzzling over the mindlessness of a governing class that ignored reality and assumed the worst could never happen. They will ask how it was that science — in this case, economic science — could have been so thoroughly discarded. They will lament the lives needlessly ruined, the assumptions mindlessly made, the history casually ignored. And some may even recur to an earlier time and a different world — the world of August 1912. Where a different hell was ultimately produced.

Romney Saved The Olympics — On Your Dime

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I took a couple days off from my retirement so I could have a long weekend. With the extra free time, I decided it was time to do a little thinking — and trust me, I’m capable of as little thinking as just about anyone you’re likely to find. As usual, I was thinking about the presidential election. The Republican big spenders are touting the fact that, according to them, Romney saved the 2002 Olympics. Well, I’m sure he did, because that’s what he indicated to David Cameron, the British Prime Minister, and surely a good American politician wouldn’t exaggerate. London’s Mayor wasn’t too sure about it, but you how how touchy some of those limeys are.

You have to remember that Willard Mitt Romney knows that you build a business yourself, and come to think of it, I guess the Olympics is really just a big business at that. Kinda like a big gymnasium with a few extras. Not a simple job like running the government on a couple or three islands so old that there aren’t hardly any trees left to cut down. I suppose the Olympics business qualifies Mittens to do bigger things than those fancy-talking British. You know, since Cameron runs the British government, maybe Mitt could get a job running Cameroon? Wouldn’t THAT be cool! Kinda like twin brothers!

But seriously, folks, Romney saved the 2002 Olympics with only $410 million of taxpayer’s money, obtained from the Federal government in Wishingtown, D,C. There’s a video floating around that ABC News got from someone who taped it when Romney addressed the New Bedford Industrial Foundation back in October, 2002. I suppose that was about the time the Mittster was running for Governor of Massachusetts. A couple things he said (and they are preserved on videotape so Rinocerous Prebus can’t say I’m a dirty liar) were, “I’m a big believer in getting money where the money is,” and “The money is in Washington.” He also said, “I want to go after every grant, every project, every department in Washington to assure that we are taking advantage of economic development opportunities.” I suppose that attitude proves how good a Governor of Massachusetts he was. He really does know how to do things on the other feller’s dime.

Another source says that he got closer to $1.5 Billion out of the government for the 2002 Olympics, so he might not be quite as good at saving as I made out he was, but at least he saved the 2002 Olympics all by himself. Yes ma’am, he did, ’cause I saw it in several of his ads just today. But I’m still not sure he’d do as good a job as the Kenyan feller that’s our legally elected President now, so I reckon I’ll just vote for Obama again, instead of for the Mittster.

And just a word from me to Romney — real personal like: Sonny boy, I don’t care who you pick for your running mate, it won’t make you any smarter.

Government Rules Against Picketing Military Funerals

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I’m close to 100% in favor of separation of Church and State, and unrestricted exercise of everyone’s rights as stated in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Even though I have virtually unlimited respect for the many and varied religions practiced in our great land, there does come a point where I cannot rationalize some actions as being a part of any religion.
Today I ran across the following paragraph in a HuffPost POLITICS news article:
Westboro Baptist Church protesters will soon be severely limited in their ability to disrupt military funerals, after Congress passed a sweeping veterans bill this week that includes restrictions on such demonstrations.
I was happy to realize, after reading the article, that the law applies to all picketing, not just that by church groups. Had it specified only church groups, it could be easily proved, in my opinion, that the Westboro Baptist group could probably be shown to not be a church group at all. 

 

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