Romney 2012?

"Word on the street?"

You mean the cheapshit crap seeping out of Harry Reid's lips.

He also said this:

"Now, do I know that that's true? Well, I'm not certain."

Someone told me that you have been having sex with chickens for the last ten years.

Now, do I know that's true? Well, I'm not certain.

Your hypocrisy shines like a super-nova.

The blind stupidity of the U.S voter. But dont worry, when Romney and the republicans reduce us all to surfdom they will once again blame the democrats.

When was the last time you heard Romney say anything like

Someone told me that Obama is a sleeper terrorist for Al Qaida. Now, do I know that's true? Well I'm not certain.

Yeah, I'm back.

I figured you folks may have gotten tired shouting in an echo chamber, and drumming up inane contraversies to keep you piqued (you seem to be pretty adept at this).

As for Michelle, do you really think that I duck anyone's posts in this forum (and least of all yours)? Point me in the right direction and I'll take a look.

I think the Chick-A-Fil's support by christians and the right is a sign of why Romney is running neck-and-neck with Obama.

It just proves that homophobia is alive and well in the US. If sexual orientation is what wins the next election, our country is already in a destructive mode.

It's not about the economy, stupid!

Rove, Gillespie hosting joint political briefing in Aspen

CNN Political Reporter Peter Hamby

Aspen, Colorado (CNN) – Despite laws barring coordination between federal campaigns and outside groups, Karl Rove and Ed Gillespie are hosting a joint closed-door political briefing with leading Republican donors Thursday.

According to Republicans familiar with the schedule, the two operatives are headlining a lunchtime political briefing for top donors at the Republican Governors Association meeting in Aspen, a posh, closed-press affair where GOP governors mingle with some of their biggest financial backers.

RGA Executive Director Phil Cox will also be participating in the briefing, which will focus on the 2012 political landscape and various governors' races around the country.

Rove is a co-founder of American Crossroads, the ascendant Republican super PAC behind millions of dollar worth of television ads attacking President Obama and Democratic Senate candidates.

Gillespie, a former chairman of the Republican National Committee, is a senior strategist for Mitt Romney's presidential campaign.

Though Rove and Gillespie have known each other for years and are two of the GOP's most eminent strategists, it would be illegal for them to discuss internal campaign plans.

Rove and Romney have both stressed that there is no coordination between the campaign and outside political groups.

"Super PACs have to be entirely separate from a campaign and a candidate," Romney told MNSBC in December. "I'm not allowed to communicate with a super PAC in any way, shape or form. If we coordinate in any way whatsoever, we go to the big house."

A spokesman for the RGA declined to comment on the Aspen session.