what the fuck is this asshole talking about?

He doesn't give a shit about me or anyone who isn't big business.

Stop fucking lying, indeed.

Not president Obama.

It's so slick and breezy, like a rehearsed low budget tv station anchor man. Not only is the content of his message disgusting, but that unctuous tone hurts my ears.

Heard that once. And it applies to Rmoney especially.

Hey, "Rmoney" is easier to spell when you're in a hurry.....

bullshit - which you get from all of them - is so amoral, so dangerous, so facile, and so disgusting that I find it as repulsive as anything they have to say.

He went off script when he brought up how Obama taught Constitutional Law at Illinois' own UofC. It's probably something he talks about in his "quiet rooms," but never at a rally full of republicans. Notice how he quickly mentioned the community organizer thing.

Lies, lies, and more lies as shallow as the teabaggers are dumb.

and then went on about how the Government doesn't create prosperity.


I mean it's not like the Hoover Dam and the Interstate Highway system were Government projects Right?

I know Eisenhower probably wouldn't get 10% of today's GOP vote and might even be swiftboated as a coward if he threatened Republican big business interests.

pathetic.

this speech is so deeply evil, it is incredible.

Youngstown, Ohio called, Rick. They say you're an asshole.

Earthquakes in fucking Youngstown, Ohio! Holy fucking shit. He's going to be horribly surprised when the elevator goes down at checkout time.

Watched the repeat of the first episode of Frozen Planet - could not take one more word from Rmoney

That's what Mormons do!

Although Mitty does do more than his share, I think that's de rigeur for Republican candidates for office. It's not like pRicky and Noot have been paragons of truthfulness during this campaign.

Lying for the Lord refers to the practice of lying to protect the image of and belief in the Mormon religion, a practice which Mormonism itself fosters in various ways. From Joseph Smith's denial of having more than one wife, to polygamous Mormon missionaries telling European investigators that reports about polygamy in Utah were lies put out by "anti-Mormons" and disgruntled ex-members, to Gordon B. Hinckley's dishonest equivocation on national television over Mormon doctrine, Mormonism's history seems replete with examples of lying. Common members see such examples as situations where lying is justified. For the Mormon, loyalty and the welfare of the church are more important than the principle of honesty, and plausible denials and deception by omission are warranted by an opportunity to have the Mormon organization seen in the best possible light. This is part of the larger package of things that lead many to describe Mormonism as a cult. "Lying for the lord" is part of Mormonism's larger deceptive mainstreaming tactics, and conversion numbers would drastically lower if important Mormon beliefs were fully disclosed to investigators. http://www.mormonwiki.org/Lying_for_the_Lord