I have said here before, somewhere, that Obama can’t win the Presidency, if he loses Pennsylvania. Now, this weekend, the right is clamoring for impeachment, because of an Executive Order about immigration. Tomorrow the Sunday shows will be all about the looney right. So do issues like this just fall out of the sky?
I got an invitation in the mail a few weeks ago to join Mitt on his bus tour. It went to the wrong mail box, so the person who got it threw it on the floor. This is New Jersey after all. So everybody has known where Mitt was going to be this weekend. Fast Eddie Rendell certainly knew, even though this time he was not fast enough.
In the bloodsport of political campaigns, it is about doing whatever is necessary to stop your opponent from delivering a harmful message. To do it well, you should “Be extremely subtle, even to the point of formlessness. Be extremely mysterious, even to the point of soundlessness. Thereby you can be the director of the opponent's fate.“
Mitt, in case you didn’t know, delivered a speech at the Weathering Casting and Machine Co. today. In Pennsylvania. Will anybody talk about how Mitt “resonated” in Pennsylvania with all this other noise?

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Awesome graphic.
Ed Rendell is one of those guys we hear a lot from on CNBC. Why exactly is a mystery to me. The man's grasp of Economics is pedestrian on his good days and delusion on the others. He knows nothing about the financial markets, and is generally anti-business, and yet they keep having him on. He's a pretty good speaker, but if what he says sounds like nonsense then what's the point?
After being forced to endure him in that format, I've got to admit that the thought of him standing around at a Wawa in Quakertown while the bus rolls by without stopping is an awfully appealing image.
I prefer to see Rendell in a Red "Pinny" as a Wal-Mart greeter.
The rebuttals to Romney's campaign are floundering. You will see the constant refrain: Corporate Vampire... but crickets are a chirpin' ...
Obama - the countdown to veal milanese...
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