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Barack Obamas New Lie: Romney, Gingrich, Santorum Will Cut Aid To Israel
12-1-2012 22:29:10
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YID With LID
President Obama is and expert at doublespeak, language deliberately disguising , distorting, and/or reversing the meaning of words. Thus taxes are revenue enhancements, government overspending is called an investment, and making unreasonable demands on Israel while making no demands on the Palestinian terrorists is cal...
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...bout his anti-Israel positions, he should explain why they are correct, but he doesnt need to lie about them, or drag others down into the dirt with him. Please email me at yidwithlid@aol.com to be put onto my mailing list. Feel free to reproduce any article but please link back to http://yidwithlid.blogspot.com
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Progressive Morning Huddle
Santorum is gaining fast in Arizona, and still leading in Michigan. Thankfully for Romney the debate this week could change everything. PPP poll of Arizona Republicans: Romney 36%, Santorum 33%, Gingrich 16%, Paul 9%. Among Newt's supporters, 40% of them say Santorum is their second pick, and only 25% say the same about Romney. So if Gingrich supporters don't consider him viable next week, look for that to benefit Santorum. Harris poll of voters nationwide: Obama 46%, Romney 37%. Obama 47%, Santorum 35%. Lots of undecided voters in this poll. UT poll of Texas Republicans: Santorum 45%, Gingr...
20-2-2012
Iowa Update #5
Newt Gingrich is actually praising Rick Santorum for running a positive campaign -- an obvious swipe at Mitt Romney. In the days ahead, look for Gingrich and Santorum to double-team Romney. Regardless of what happens, South Carolina will be the big showdown that could decide the nomination. It looks like going forward, it's Romney, Santorum and Gingrich emerging out of Iowa as the top three.
4-1-2012
SC Debate (Live Blogging #7): Santorum says Gingrich had an idea a minute in Congress
SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE: Santorum doesn't want a nominee in which he worries "what he will say next," in reference to Gingrich. Gingrich says he helped Reagan and Kemp in the 1970s develop supply-side economics, and has more experience than Santorum to think big. Santorum: Gingrich had "an idea a minute" in Congress, and didn't implement them well. OMG, Gingrich looks like it might jump across the stage at Santorum. This really has been the debate so far -- between Santorum and Gingrich. Romney to Gingrich: You were only mentioned once in Reagan's diary. OUCH!
20-1-2012
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