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De-O
Can you believe this guy?
This has to be a really dark chapter in Obama’s Presidency.. Er.. more like a page, considering how low Obama’s presidency has sunk to these days, but it should be a chapter on its own because of shamelessness of it.
Obama is now using some of out-of-context quotes to accuse Mitt Romney of not having the courage to attack Osama Bin Laden, if needed. To top it off, he brought in Bill Clinton to argue for this hypothetical.
Clearly, Obama and Clinton are ganging up to suggest Romney would not have acted to national interest to catch America’s Enemy number one. That’s a polite way of accusing Romney of “hypothetical” treason when everyone knows that even Obama’s dog would have ordered to kill Osama (assuming Obama doesn’t eat him up).
What a shameless attack on the Republican nominee from the current President of the country.
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/romney-not-killed-bin-laden-implies-obama-campaign-144436931.html
According to the Pew Research Center’s latest Political Knowledge survey, Republicans are better informed on political issues, state of their party and policy prescriptions than Democrats.
From the report –
Republicans fare substantially better than Democrats on several questions in the survey, as is typically the case in surveys about political knowledge. The largest gaps are in awareness of which party is more supportive of reducing the size and scope of the federal government (30 points) and which party is more conservative (28 points).
Republicans also are 21 percentage points more likely than Democrats to know that the GOP is more supportive of drilling for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
There is only one policy question – which party is more supportive of cutting defense spending – on which Democrats are more knowledgeable than Republicans. Two-thirds of Democrats (67%) identify the Democratic Party as being more supportive of reducing the size of the defense budget, compared with 59% of Republicans.
Who’s the stupid party now?