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MSNBC Liberal Panel Calls Romney Racist For Giving Cash To A Black Woman Asking For Help

Maybe I'm missing something, but since when is it a racist act to help out someone in need? A financially struggling African American woman sought out Mitt Romney's bus as it was passing through, looking for help, she approached Mitt Romney and he gladly handed her $50. On the surface this would seem like the right thing to do and be nothing more than an act of generosity, but no, that is considered an example of racism according to a panel of liberal commentators on MSNBC. I guess if you happen to be a white, conservative Republican, giving charity is akin to being racist because you somehow want to use that simple act as an example of a "dependent black person". The race card game is getting old!

From Real Clear Politics

 

Political Ideology...How Do You Compare To The Rest Of America?

In case you ever wondered how your political ideology stacks up against other Americans, this poll should interest you. The results are not a surprise to a political junkie like myself, but for most Americans I think it'll be an eye opener. Before you look at the results, think about how the TV Media, Hollywood, the Newspapers and Academics lean in terms of political ideology. You would think that the entire country is overwhelmingly liberal, but that's not the case. Quite the contrary my friends! Conservatives continue to represent the largest ideological group at 40%, Moderates at 35% and Liberals at just 21%.

From Gallup.com

Looks Like Romney Has Just About Wrapped This Up

The latest Gallup Poll numbers were just released and it looks like Mitt Romney is surging towards the GOP nomination. He now leads his nearest rivals, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum, by 23 points nationally among GOP primary voters. If history is any indication, this nomination is pretty much a forgone conclusion. The GOP has seen very few surprises after Iowa and New Hampshire. You will start to see the GOP begin to coalesce around Mitt Romney right after he secures the South Carolina Primary this coming weekend.

From Gallup.com

Must Watch: “Daily Show” Destroys Liberal Columnist Over “Civility” Hypocrisy

Classic Hypocrisy! This is a must watch from Jon Stewart's The Daily Show. This woman was clueless about the irony of her hypocrisy. Enjoy!

From Hot Air

An instant classic, possibly even superior to their interview with that imbecile in San Francisco who wants to ban Happy Meals. Let me tweak the headline, though, since it’s not quite accurate. Better version: “Liberal columnist destroys herself as ‘Daily Show’ cameras roll.” It’s Froma Harrop, whom you’ll remember from her column in August comparing tea partiers — unfavorably — to terrorists who want to blow up the power grid. How they managed to pull off this goof without her wising up, I simply can’t imagine. She must have wised up but, for reasons known only to her, decided to play along with the humiliation. (Being a “good sport,” maybe?) Either that or what we’re seeing here is actually a tour de force of editing that turned what was a routine interview into a surreal expose of oblivious hypocrisy. No one be this clueless for real. Can they?

Besides, people like Harrop and the DNC’s current talking-points robot typically don’t do what they do because they’re blind to their own demagoguery, I think. To believe that is to let them off the hook for the cynical choice they’ve consciously made to smear their opponents for political advantage. There’s plenty of paranoia involved, no doubt, but it’s all in service to an agenda. If Harrop was genuinely this myopic, you could almost forgive her for it. Almost.

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Romney Won Iowa By 8 Votes... Now What?

The 2012 Iowa Caucus is now behind us. After a nail biter that lasted well into the night, Mitt Romney was declared the winner by just eight votes. Out of 122,000 votes cast, Romney won by just 8 votes. Just 8 votes? Seriously? I've never seen anything like this in the primary season. So now that Romney won Iowa and is expected to win big in New hampshire, does this mean the race is over? Take a look at this synopsis from Real Clear Politics.

From Real Clear Politics:

I see several key takeaways for your water cooler discussions in the aftermath of the Iowa caucuses, the last of which has received far too little attention.

1. It really was a good night for Mitt Romney. Some people are trying to spin this as a bad night for him because he fell just short of his 2008 showing and failed to demolish a weak crop of Republican candidates. But he also invested less time and fewer resources in Iowa this time around; he didn't really become active until a few weeks ago, when it became clear he had a chance to win....

2. Romney is not the inevitable nominee. Regardless of what the pro-Romney camp insists, it wasn’t a greatnight for their man. He has weaknesses (as described above), even if they are, as my lawyer friends would say, “non-dis-positive.”

Though he’ll almost certainly win New Hampshire by a large margin, his semi-favorite-son status there renders it something of a nullity for every candidate not named Jon Huntsman (who has to finish a very strong second if he wants to continue in the race).....

3. Rick Santorum may well be the future of the Republican Party. While I find it highly unlikely that he’ll be the nominee this time out, there’s a good chance that the Republican coalition will fundamentally change in the next 20 years and move toward Santorum’s style of politics. Twice in a row now, the party has toyed with nominating a candidate who combined social conservatism with economic populism; Santorum’s speech last night was essentially a northern version of a speech Mike Huckabee could have delivered in 2008....

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