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bobbya — Sun, 26 Aug 2012 23:20:32 GMT

he idolizes Ronnie Reagan whom he calls Ronaldo Maximus and yet NEVER voted for him either time he ran and NEVER met the man personally.<br />He is a big phony of the highest order who makes 50 million a year to spread the Lies of Right-Wing think tanks like the Heritage Foundation who do his thinking for him and give him "his stacks of stuff".<br />He,like most CONservatives are unable to think for themselves because they are unable to argue intelligently against the truth.<br />Limpbaugh simpl... [ More ]

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emilyg — Sun, 26 Aug 2012 17:10:18 GMT

Lies, lies!!!!!

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rdgrnr — Sun, 26 Aug 2012 15:04:10 GMT

How shocking.

Comment #1

sully16 — Sun, 26 Aug 2012 12:41:32 GMT

Figures,

Original Blog Entry: Typical: "Republican" Woman in Obama Campaign Ad is Actually a Registered Democrat

CajunWin4 — Sun, 26 Aug 2012 06:57:02 GMT

Daniel Doherty

Posted at 8:30 PM ET, 8/25/2012

First, watch the entire clip (via Buzzfeed):

At first blush, this spot looks like one of those insufferable campaign ads suggesting Mitt Romney wants to roll back women s reproductive rights, or whatever. We ve seen that played out before, of course, except in this spot (I can t say I m surprised) there is a registered Democrat/left-wing activist caught red-handed playing the aggrieved ex-Republican card. Incredible:

One of the women in the Obama campaign's new video of Republicans supporting the president because of GOP positions on women's rights appears not to be a Republican at all.

Maria Ciano who is featured in the web video has been a registered Democrat since October 2006 according to voter registration records.

People like me and my family have realized that the Republican Party once was inline with our views, but are no longer, the Colorado resident says in the video.

The video is one component of a larger Obama campaign push on women in light of the recent controversy surrounding Todd Akin.

The president cannot run on his record and win re-election. Therefore, he will focus on non-economic issues that (a) resonate with certain constituencies and (b) portray Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan as extremists. Perhaps this is why the Democratic National Convention -- as Kate humorously pointed out earlier in the week -- is slowly but surely turning into a giant pro-choice rally. As we noted earlier, however, a recent CNN poll reveals that Americans are becoming increasingly pro-life -- that is to say, 62 percent now support some legal restrictions on abortion. President Obama believes he can win re-election by making women s issues the focus of his campaign. It's a bold strategy, to be sure, but one the voters already seem to be rejecting.

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