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Mitt Romney on Obama Voters (by MotherJonesVideo)

I'm guessing the number "47" isn't one of Romney's favorite numbers at the moment. The fact of the matter is, there are people in America that aren't paying income tax. However, it's questionable if a part of the "47%" are people who are wealthy, which in turn have the means of not paying income tax.

Being "poor" doesn't only apply to those living on the street, poor also applies to college students who aren't born with a silver spoon. We're so poor, we can't even pay income tax! Most of us are allowed to go to college because of the implemented grants the government provides based on merit, or family income distribution. So if we shouldn't be "entitled" an education Mr. Romney, (& we are the future) I'm guessing you will be relying on the 5% of the wealthy to help run this country, because without the support of the government, places like oh public schools wouldn't exist, neither would public universities. 

Essentially, the government shouldn't support you! America, you're on your own! That should be Romney's new campaign slogan, since his strategists are doing an oh so awesome job. Food stamps? Nah, starving families don't need that. Women's rights? Pssh women don't need that. Better yet, borrow money from your parents! Well, why didn't I think of that!

 Look to the little-reported fact that Paul’s delegates staged a walk-out immediately following the tribute video.

Tampa, FL | August 28, 2012: Delegates dance during the opening session of the RNC in Tampa.

"this does SEEM to be a gospel album recorded by the 2012 presidential candidate." A fifteen-year-old record by pizza magnate and GOP presidential contender Herman Cain has just re-surfaced. This would make Cain the third declared candidate, after Jon Huntsman and Thaddeus McCotter, with a musical background; perhaps, if none of them receive the nomination, they can form a supergroup and perform at the convention? We haven't had a chance to listen to the album yet, and the campaign isn't offering it for sale, but thankfully, the entire thing is available for free here. We'll report back as soon as we give it the time and attention it deserves. source

NO Mitch Daniels has no comment on bin Laden's death source

» Dodging a softball: Indiana governor and possible presidential candidate Mitch Daniels has made a strange choice in steadfastly refusing to release any statement on the death of Osama bin Laden. When Jennifer Rubin at The Washington Post e-mailed him to ask if he had any response to the news, his staff answered in one word: "No." This is odd, as the death of the world's most-wanted man is a) certainly newsworthy enough for a presidential candidate to bother responding to, and b) probably the easiest news for any politician to formulate a response to. You really can't screw this one up; it's a slam-dunk! Just say, "I'm glad bin Laden's dead," and call it a night. Rubin takes Daniels' silence as a sign that he's not serious about running for president, and we think she's onto something.