We picked the right man for the job

First, Mittens would have been a disaster as president. We would have had a belligerent foreign policy and increased defense spending. The likelihood that the US would become embroiled in a middle east regional war would greatly increase.

While the election was going on, Iran agreed to abandon its nuclear program. This was accomplished with lengthy and delicate diplomacy.

The GOP approach would be to be shoot first and then to let God sort them out. Rightardia has written many times that invading Iran is a very bad idea. The terrain is mountainous and the Iranians share a the Caspian Sea with Russia which would simplify resupply.

Would Mittens improve employment? Moody's Analytic's anticipates 12 million new jobs will be created in the next four years regardless of who is president.

Republicans presidents have typically  created about half the jobs their Democratic counterparts have created. .GW Bush preferred to talk about worker productivity rather than new jobs. If you recall, HI-B visas were in vogue and foreign workers were being brought into the US while jobs were also being off shored during the Bush administration.

Americans will now get to keep their new health care system. You will be able to cover you kids under your health insurance until age 26 and there are no preexisting conditions. Part of Affordable Health Care
act has two public options that Obama will unleash next term.

In the past Rightardia has compared being president to captaining a large ship. Something you do in year one of your presidency may not perk until the end of the term or the beginning of the next term. We got to see the Republican approach for eight years with GW Bush.

Now lets see what the Democratic approach can generate with a second term.

Rightardia is optimistic. We have the right man, with the right plan as president.

He is fired up and ready to lead.

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Buzz 60: Latest Swing State Polls Show Attack Ads Don't Move the Needle

Published on Jul 27, 2012 by Buzz60

The eight swing states in campaign 2012 have been inundated in attack ads bashing Mitt Romney and Barack Obama but haven't moved the poll results much at all. Obama still leads in six of the eight (Ohio, Pennsylvania, Florida, Nevada, Iowa, Wisconsin) while Romney is ahead in two (Colorado and Virginia). But are voters really paying attention yet?

Rightardia is inclined to believe that the election is over and most people have made up their mind. We would be amazed if their were any bi swings in election before Nov. 6.


Mittens has made plenty of mistakes and this election will not be close. You can vote for candidate who claims his party will create jobs and get the economy going, 


Historically, the GOP has not been as successful as Democrats in creating jobs. 


If you think that tax cuts are needed for affluent Americans to promote supply side (trickle down) economics, then Mittens is your man. 


The election is between he champion of the middle calls and the champion of the one per cent.


It's really as simple as that!

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Matt Taibbi Insists the Election Is Already Over

Matt Tiabbi:

But this campaign, relatively speaking, will not be fierce or hotly contested. Instead it'll be disappointing, embarrassing, and over very quickly, like a hand job in a Bangkok bathhouse. And everybody knows it. It's just impossible to take Mitt Romney seriously as a presidential candidate. Even the news reporters who are paid to drum up dramatic undertones are having a hard time selling Romney as half of a titanic title bout.


source: Matt Taibbi Insists the Election Is Already Over

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Is Mittens a presidential figurehead?

Apparently the tax whore, Grover Norquist, thinks he is.

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Far Left Side: Remember what Republicans kept saying about the stock market?

NewMax keeps taking about how the stock market will recover if a GOP president is elected. It seems that argument doesn't hold much water.

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Zogby International: Only one Republican could beat Obama--last week

Zogby International Released: January 03, 2011

UTICA, New York - Only one Republican led hypothetical field of contenders for the Presidential nomination among Republican voters. The only Republican tested who leads President Barack Obama among all voters, while Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney are tied, a new Zogby Interactive poll finds.

Unfortunately, this mystery Republican squandered his chances during Snowpocalypse while vacationing at Disney World in Orlando while his Lt. Gov.was in Mexico.

What a difference a week can make.

Of the following, which Republican would you vote for in 2012 for President if they are on the ballot?

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