Epstein Secrets

ial_October_27,:2012.pdi Dear Friends There are real difference in philosophy and polities between President Obama and the Democrats with Governor Romney and the Republicans. President Obama and the Democrats believe that the government should do whatever it can to provide a safety net for the elderly

aid in its editorial titled The EFTA00701510 Final Debate about Mitt Romney, "he had little coherent to say and often sounded completely lost " If Mitt Romney's performance in the last debate doesn't seal his defeat, then nothing will..... And unlike the Wall Street Journal and FOX News, the fact that Mitt R

net for the elderly, unfortunate and poor, while Governor Romney and the Republicans truly believe that private s

to how he would make up the $5 trillion budgetary hole he proposes to dig by lowering marginal income tax rates 20 percent and cutting other taxes, Mt Romney has said he might not press to eliminate or curtail specific deductions or credits. Instead, he has suggested, taxpayers might be given a maximum am

ut him? I love how republicans keep bringing up Reverend Jeremiah Wright as somehow equivalent to the hate mongering and racism spewed out by Trump, Palin, Coulter and Sununu. I don't remember that Wright was a co-chairman of the President's campaign. Why is it so hard for Romney supporters to just ad

rrel and instead portrayed them as dismayed and somewhat disoriented refugees from an America that used to be. Not only had they been unprepared for Mitt Romney's loss, but it was dawning on them that their tribe — mostly affluent, elder whites — had lost the election as well as the demographic battle that ha

er whites — had lost the election as well as the demographic battle that had preceded it. "Minorities came out like crazy," Kevin Hassett, a former Romney economic adviser, told them. "White people didn't get to the polls. There are far more African-Americans voting than they expected." Imagine! Who

ing a tour group from the Weekly Standard. At Juneau, conservative notables, including Fox News commentator Fred Barnes, lunched with the governor, Sarah Palin — and, as men often do on shore leave, swooned. Her remarkable qualities — "how smart Palin was," according to Barnes — and her considerable beauty

ommentator Fred Barnes, lunched with the governor, Sarah Palin — and, as men often do on shore leave, swooned. Her remarkable qualities — "how smart Palin was," according to Barnes — and her considerable beauty left most of them a bit addled. A buzz went up. The zeitgeist was alerted. In due course, s

as sold America short, an impostor who has ditched the mystical belief in the unique calling of the United States that is American exceptionalism. So Mitt Romney says Obama takes his values not from the small towns of America but from “the capitals of Europe.” Obama treats Israel the way European countries do

d States that is American exceptionalism. So Mitt Romney says Obama takes his values not from the small to

would be Shariah law among other things — and rooted in this universalist message: “America is still the last, best hope of mankind on Earth.” As for Sarah Palin, she attributes most of Obama’s problems to what she’s called his “lack of faith in American exceptionalism.” I have several reactions to this that a

has played a big role in GOP politics and is vocal about his support for Israel. In 2012, he spent millions backing the presidential candidacy of Mitt Romney, not only in a bid to beat President Obama but also to ensure strengthened support for Israel in domestic U.S. politics. And, more recently, New Je

lions backing the presidential candidacy of Mitt Romney, not only in a bid to beat President Obama but a

ca that the best policy in Egypt, Syria and elsewhere in the Middle East is simply to let the Muslims kill each other. "Let Allah sort it out ," as Sarah Palin so pithily put it. There is sympathy for any Arab state attempting to crush the Brotherhood and little concern about the torture, persecution and k

y -- states that includes electorally critical battlegrounds such as Florida, Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia. When you consider that Mitt Romney won 27 percent of the Hispanic vote nationally (13 points worse than George W. Bush did eight years earlier), you begin to see that if things contin

2012, Mitt Romney was excoriated for his self-defeating claim that "¢y percent of the people will vote [Democratic] no matter what." Ted Cruz makes Romney seem like a populist by contrast. Cruz also turns on its head Jeb Bush's assurance to Republican donors that he won't campaign for the primary in a

e Almighty." But conservatives, ignorant of our history, or willfully ignoring it, wish us to believe that the pledge always referenced God. Here is Sarah Palin's take, defending the "under God" clause: "lithe pledge was good enough for the founding fathers, its [sic] good enough for me and I'll fight in de

ar bound "A Separation" with devout liberals like Michael Barker, Michael Moore and the Iranian director in the room. During the screening I ran to Mitt Romney supporter and devout conservative David Koch's home to hear violinist Joshua Bell (coincidentally also a Sony Classic artist) give a private concert

in the room. During the screening I ran to Mitt Romney supporter and devout conservative David Koch's ho

o McCain's camp. Woody Ilarrelson's character and the others try endlessly to fix their mistake. You feel sorry for McCain's entire team, shocked at Palin's stupidity (Julianne's performance is startling and sensational) and horrified by the truth that she was positioned to be a heartbeat away from the

t of the world is focusing on the London Olympics, which is living up to the hype as there have been a number of brilliant performances.... Lost was Mitt Romney's first international trip to showcase his foreign policy skills, with more missteps than a Chevy Chase sketch on Saturday Night Live..... With this

than a Chevy Chase sketch on Saturday Night Live..... With this said I start by inviting you to read William Bradley's piece in The Huffington Post, ROMNEY'S DANGEROUS BUFFOONERY, as it says it For a smart guy, (and I am sure that Mitt Romney is intelligent), his pandering to the far right of the Repu

ked in the Primaries, but on the world stage he is as clumsy as Rick Perry was during the Republican Primaries, with the foreign policy skills of a Sarah Palin, and paraphrasing Dick Cheney in an ABC interview last week, "she was not ready for prime time." And neither is Mitt Romney "It would be funny if

know, you don’ t want to take a chance that retracting the policy would interfere with your re-election. You’ ve made the point that you don’ t want Mitt Romney to win in 2012 and turn around all the good things you’ ve accomplished. Incidentally, Romney had wanted to overturn Roe vs. Wade, yet, in 1994, whe

tion. You’ ve made the point that you don’ t want Mitt Romney to win in 2012 and turn around all the good things you’ ve accomplished. Incidentally, Romney had wanted to overturn Roe vs. Wade, yet, in 1994, when he was running for the Senate, he came out in favor of choice for women. However, freelance j

This porn flick, it turned out, would be shot by Hustler Video, and no, Tina Fey did not apply for the job. The climactic scene was a threesome with Sarah Palin, Condoleezza Rice and Hillary Clinton. Hillary was played by veteran porn star and sex educator Nina Hartley, who told me that “The big hullabaloo o

lopment grants, education programs and even Amtrak. Voting in the spring for the tea party budget developed by Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., who was Mitt Romney's vice presidential running mate last year, was one thing. But as long as a Democrat occupies the White House, Ryan's budget is little more than a n

ms in genetic research. Discoveries such as sex-linked inheritance and techniques such as gene mapping are a result of such research. - former Gov. Sarah Palin (R-Alaska), 2008 "Information is moving--you know, nightly news is one way, of course, but it's also moving through the blogosphere and through the