...is much like I said
earlier this morning, only better. He gets paid more, so...
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| Paul Krugman (NY Times) |
We’re now getting a lot of “Romney in disarray” stories; we’re also
hearing that the solution is for Romney to go out there and sell his
five-point plan for the economy.
You’ve got to be kidding. Has
anyone actually looked at that “plan”? Not only is it pathetic; its
patheticity (pathos? That doesn’t sound right) is no accident. On the
contrary, it reflects the same forces that have made the Romney campaign
in general such a dud.
It’s not just that the plan’s rhetoric is the same as every other GOP plan
since 2004. Nor is it just the complete absence of specifics. It’s the
fact that the plan is written in code; Romney doesn’t dare say
explicitly what he’s talking about, because his actual agenda is so
unpopular.
Read on.
How I do agree. The dog whistle politics will no longer fly, he's broken them.
ReplyDeleteAt least up until now, there's been a way to spin what was really meant. Now we have it in his own words, how he really sees America. It's Lords and Serfs.
Mitt, don't let the door hit you in the backside on your way out of my Country, OK?
Right, Killbucket. Thanks.
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