Why are the GOP masters concerned?

Mitt Romney is also distancing himself from himself.

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Here is a Timeline of his stance on healthcare.....Get ready for the Ride....

FOR: April 12, 2006 Romney signs into law “RomnyCare”

AGAINST: 2008 Presidential Primaries, Romney Drafts a new healthcare plan dropping support for the law he championed in MA because it was not a popular position his party

FOR: 2009 Romney voiced his support for universal healthcare and a mandate on Meet The Press

AGAINST: 2011 Gearing up for the Presidential Primaries, Romney now voiced full support for a “full repeal on day one.” He is on record, on VIDEO, on AUDIO, EVERYWHERE stating he supported a full repeal.

REALY AGAINST: June 2012 as the leading GOP presidential candidate Romney stood behind a podium with a big “Repeal & Replace Obamacare,” sign. Where he gave a speech again calling for a full repeal on day one after the Supreme Court announced a rulling.

FOR PARTS: September 9, 2012 Romney changed his stance while talking to Meet The Press where he had a national audience and stated he would not repeal “Obamacare,” or at least all of it.

STAFF AGAINST: SAME DAY, September 9, 2012 Romney staffers send out a memo to conservative media stating that his stance has not changed at all and he would repeal universal healthcare on day one and that the free market would take care of those with pre-existing conditions (like they have done so well for the past billion years.)

AGAINST: September 10 2012, after a full day of the national media running with his comments on Meet the Press he is once again against the whole idea... sort of, maybe, kind-of, for sure this time, but not really. He senced a loss of troops so changed his message specifically for a conservative radio show where he again called for a full repeal while trying to call for a preservation of parts at the same time, but repeating over and over that he would repeal.

I have not tracked the many times his surrogates, staffers and advisors have changed his stance for him (with the exception of Sept. 9th) Seriously, when is someone going to call him out? He is giving the national media one message so he can appear moderate, but giving the conservative media a different message so he won’t lose his base. The media CAN’T be taken seriously if they don’t do their job.

This was funny the first few times he flip-flopped and as a Dem, it’s down right hilarious now, but in all honestly Mr. Romney’s constant change in stance is just pathetic. I seriously can’t believe he is a real candidate
 
Romney leads on the economy by 7 points.

Polls: Romney leads Obama 51% to 44% in trust to handling the economy - New York economy and politics | Examiner.com

He leads in the middle class by 14 points.
Romney Leads Among Middle Class Voters By 14 Points | TheBlaze.com

Aftter the Libyan fiasco, Romney took the lead in foreign policy.

Rich Lowry: Romney taking the lead in foreign policy | Sun Journal

Surely someone doing this badly would have given up and quit by now.

When is obama going to just concede and let it go?
 
Mitt: The choice is clear, do we want an America of dependency (USMB Libs jump up and yell "Yeah! YEAH! OH HELL YEAH!!") or
 
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Some political scientists and Democratic strategists believe it’s now possible that President Barack Obama could replicate his break-out Electoral College map from 2008, with the exception of Indiana, even if the popular vote is closer than four years ago.

Based on a recent spate of public polls, Mitt Romney is currently trailing by as much as 10 points in Ohio (18 electoral votes), 9 points in Florida (29) and 8 points in Virginia (13). A loss of any of those three states — but especially Florida — would be a big blow and make the GOP nominee’s path to 270 electoral votes much narrower.

2012 map could be deja vu for Obama - James Hohmann - POLITICO.com
Actually Romney needs all three to win, along with either Iowa or Colorado.

Not going to happen.
 
Mitt: The choice is clear, do we want an America of dependency (USMB Libs jump up and yell "Yeah! YEAH! OH HELL YEAH!!") or


...do we want a nation controlled by corporate interests for their own benefit and to hell with The People?

That's how you complete that sentence.
 
Mitt: The choice is clear, do we want an America of dependency (USMB Libs jump up and yell "Yeah! YEAH! OH HELL YEAH!!") or


...do we want a nation controlled by corporate interests for their own benefit and to hell with The People?

That's how you complete that sentence.

Of course if the Romney campaign had it their way, this "choice" wouldn't even be part of the election narrative.
 
First what and who exactly are GOP masters? Second if it was a given fact that the people will vote on election day the same as those polls show Today I would be more concerned since it's not I will wait till the votes are actually cast and counted.
 
...do we want a nation controlled by corporate interests for their own benefit and to hell with The People?

That's how you complete that sentence.

:lol: Because we aren't right now, right? Because Obama hasn't been the biggest corporatist president in my lifetime, right?

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
 
Why would the man winning the election concede?

How can one be winning a election when no votes have been cast yet?

Votes have already been cast in several states.
Have all the votes in those states been cast and counted? Do you know the results if yes would you mind sharing them with the rest of us? Until that has happened along with all the votes from every state a claim of winning seems more than a little silly.
 
Romney leads on the economy by 7 points.

Polls: Romney leads Obama 51% to 44% in trust to handling the economy - New York economy and politics | Examiner.com

He leads in the middle class by 14 points.
Romney Leads Among Middle Class Voters By 14 Points | TheBlaze.com

Aftter the Libyan fiasco, Romney took the lead in foreign policy.

Rich Lowry: Romney taking the lead in foreign policy | Sun Journal

Surely someone doing this badly would have given up and quit by now.

When is obama going to just concede and let it go?

Bottom line: Mitt's 47% remark is the biggest blunder that any Presidential candidate has made, in my memory. He wrote off nearly half of the voters in the country. I don't think he can recover from that huge gaffe. He showed his "True Colors"
 

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