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« on: January 09, 2012, 05:01:55 PM »
« edited: January 09, 2012, 05:20:03 PM by Politico »

Romney response ad: "The only person I will ever like firing is Barack Obama."

Why will it be successful? Because 50-60% of the country wants to fire Barack Obama.

Another good Super PAC ad: The 2008 Barack Obama "Hope" painting with "Hope?" below it that eventually morphs into "Nope." Just have a narrator who simply asks "Hope?" and then says, "Nope." I guarantee it will be brutally effective, especially considering the scorched earth campaign Team Obama is apparently intent on running.
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« Reply #1 on: January 09, 2012, 05:05:39 PM »

Wierd how Mitt's actually the most gaffe prone of the field.

Teflon Mitt because he has the looks, the money, and the best people behind his campaign.
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« Reply #2 on: January 09, 2012, 05:08:57 PM »

I agree, but it's a segue into a conversation/counterpoint that isn't a major problem for Romney at all.  If he said he likes laying people off, that would be a major gaffe.

I don't think this 'gotcha' stuff sticks around very long anyway.

Now, now! You can't expect out-of-touch liberals to know the difference between firing somebody and laying them off. Bain Capital did almost exclusively the latter outside of management/executive positions. In some cases, they were forced to lay off workers because of managers/executives who failed them and their company. Bain laid off those workers and fired the incompetent managers/executives.
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« Reply #3 on: January 09, 2012, 05:13:57 PM »

I've never got the glee American conservatives seem to find in firing 'incompetents' (, which they define rather vaguely). I don't think firing anyone should ever be a labor of love.

If somebody is not getting the job done, they need to be fired unless they have a history of performing in the past coupled with just a recent setback of some sort that they will recover from. People are paid to do the job right, not have others do it whether it be their other co-workers or competitors that consumers turn to because of the poor job the aforementioned incompetent did.
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« Reply #4 on: January 09, 2012, 05:16:15 PM »


Of course it can be used.  It can also be rebutted.

Rebutting it with ad hominem attacks won't deflect Romney's business record been scrutinized. He doesn't want to discuss the layoffs.

He discusses layoffs every time it is brought up. To paraphrase, "sometimes businesses succeed and sometimes they fail. We always try to have successes, but it doesn't always work out that way unfortunately. This is how the real economy works."
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« Reply #5 on: January 09, 2012, 05:17:43 PM »
« Edited: January 09, 2012, 05:21:55 PM by Politico »

When John Kerry said "I actually did vote for the $87 billion before I voted against it" he was making a valid point about how he voted for the version of the bill that paid for itself instead of the one increasing the deficit, something that fiscal conservatives should have appreciated.

But that didn't matter of course. What he said fed into a narrative as a flip flopper.

This will too, just like "corporations are people"

Newsflash: The economy of 2012 is nothing like the economy of 2004. Bush barely won re-election as evidenced by the fact a 75,000 vote swing in Ohio, or something like that, would have led to a Kerry victory. If you think Obama is going to win re-election by trying to Swift-boat Romney, you are in for a big surprise.
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« Reply #6 on: January 09, 2012, 05:18:45 PM »

I've never got the glee American conservatives seem to find in firing 'incompetents' (, which they define rather vaguely). I don't think firing anyone should ever be a labor of love.

If somebody is not getting the job done, they need to be fired unless they have a history of performing in the past coupled with just a recent setback of some sort that they will recover from. People are paid to do the job right, not have others do it whether it be their other co-workers or competitors that consumers turn to because of the poor job the aforementioned incompetent did.

You see, Belg, the fantasy of individual responsibility on the part of poor powerless serfs.  its quite sad - like someone kicking a dog for not being able to talk.

How many times do I have to ask you what a good little communist like you is doing in Thailand instead of North Korea? The paradise of your views is waiting for you in North Korea. It's a short trip. What are you waiting for?
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« Reply #7 on: January 09, 2012, 06:22:02 PM »
« Edited: January 09, 2012, 06:31:42 PM by Politico »

I agree, but it's a segue into a conversation/counterpoint that isn't a major problem for Romney at all.  If he said he likes laying people off, that would be a major gaffe.

I don't think this 'gotcha' stuff sticks around very long anyway.

Now, now! You can't expect out-of-touch liberals to know the difference between firing somebody and laying them off. Bain Capital did almost exclusively the latter outside of management/executive positions. In some cases, they were forced to lay off workers because of managers/executives who failed them and their company. Bain laid off those workers and fired the incompetent managers/executives.

Yes good people never lose their jobs when there is mass layoff. LOL!!!!!! your a complete muppet



Obviously good people are lost during mass layoffs in many cases. Go re-read what I said instead of jumping to conclusions. Bain didn't fire good people. They sometimes laid off people, certainly some of them were good employees in many cases, because of bad decisions by managers/executives that Bain subsequently fired and replaced.

What is better: An entire company going under and everybody losing their job, or a restructuring where some people lose their jobs, but the company is eventually restored to profitability and able to grow again and hire people down the road?

Everybody knows that layoffs suck and nobody enjoys ordering them. Unfortunately, they are necessary sometimes.

A layoff and a firing are two totally different things, and Mitt has never said he enjoys layoffs.
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« Reply #8 on: January 09, 2012, 06:27:51 PM »
« Edited: January 09, 2012, 06:29:51 PM by Politico »

Romney response ad: "The only person I will ever like firing is Barack Obama."

Why will it be successful? Because 50-60% of the country wants to fire Barack Obama.

Another good Super PAC ad: The 2008 Barack Obama "Hope" painting with "Hope?" below it that eventually morphs into "Nope." Just have a narrator who simply asks "Hope?" and then says, "Nope." I guarantee it will be brutally effective, especially considering the scorched earth campaign Team Obama is apparently intent on running.

That doesn't really make any sense

Let me rephrase it: "The only person I will like seeing fired will be Barack Obama on Election Day."

I know the prospect of the messiah losing re-election is a bit much to handle, so just try to adjust yourself to the idea over the next few months. You have time to get used to it.
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« Reply #9 on: January 09, 2012, 06:43:10 PM »

Romney response ad: "The only person I will ever like firing is Barack Obama."

Why will it be successful? Because 50-60% of the country wants to fire Barack Obama.

Another good Super PAC ad: The 2008 Barack Obama "Hope" painting with "Hope?" below it that eventually morphs into "Nope." Just have a narrator who simply asks "Hope?" and then says, "Nope." I guarantee it will be brutally effective, especially considering the scorched earth campaign Team Obama is apparently intent on running.

That doesn't really make any sense

Let me rephrase it: "The only person I will like seeing fired will be Barack Obama on Election Day."

I know the prospect of the messiah losing re-election is a bit much to handle, so just try to adjust yourself to the idea over the next few months. You have time to get used to it.

coming from a guy whose candidate doesnt even agree with himself.

are you paid by romney to be on here? or do you have medical/social problems?

Are you paid by your pimp to be on here? Get back to work before he fires you.
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« Reply #10 on: January 09, 2012, 06:57:22 PM »
« Edited: January 09, 2012, 07:03:46 PM by Politico »

Romney response ad: "The only person I will ever like firing is Barack Obama."

Why will it be successful? Because 50-60% of the country wants to fire Barack Obama.

Another good Super PAC ad: The 2008 Barack Obama "Hope" painting with "Hope?" below it that eventually morphs into "Nope." Just have a narrator who simply asks "Hope?" and then says, "Nope." I guarantee it will be brutally effective, especially considering the scorched earth campaign Team Obama is apparently intent on running.

That doesn't really make any sense

Let me rephrase it: "The only person I will like seeing fired will be Barack Obama on Election Day."

I know the prospect of the messiah losing re-election is a bit much to handle, so just try to adjust yourself to the idea over the next few months. You have time to get used to it.

coming from a guy whose candidate doesnt even agree with himself.

are you paid by romney to be on here? or do you have medical/social problems?

Are you paid by your pimp to be on here? Get back to work before he fires you.

answer : you have social problems. time to turn your computer off. your addicted to being on here and its affecting your life.

I am enjoying leisure time on here while listening to music. Were I at home, and not abroad, I would likely be doing something more sociable by now (as addicting as this site can be).
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Politico
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« Reply #11 on: January 09, 2012, 07:06:16 PM »

Romney response ad: "The only person I will ever like firing is Barack Obama."

Why will it be successful? Because 50-60% of the country wants to fire Barack Obama.

Another good Super PAC ad: The 2008 Barack Obama "Hope" painting with "Hope?" below it that eventually morphs into "Nope." Just have a narrator who simply asks "Hope?" and then says, "Nope." I guarantee it will be brutally effective, especially considering the scorched earth campaign Team Obama is apparently intent on running.

That doesn't really make any sense

Let me rephrase it: "The only person I will like seeing fired will be Barack Obama on Election Day."

I know the prospect of the messiah losing re-election is a bit much to handle, so just try to adjust yourself to the idea over the next few months. You have time to get used to it.

coming from a guy whose candidate doesnt even agree with himself.

are you paid by romney to be on here? or do you have medical/social problems?

Are you paid by your pimp to be on here? Get back to work before he fires you.

answer : you have social problems. time to turn your computer off. your addicted to being on here and its affecting your life.

I am enjoying leisure time on here while listening to music. Were I at home, and not abroad, I would likely be doing something more sociable by now (as addicting as this site can be).

turn your computer off Smiley

get laid.

I would rather not get involved with the girls around here outside of joking and flirting Wink

I only play with the best, and there aren't many American girls around here.
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Politico
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« Reply #12 on: January 09, 2012, 07:21:56 PM »

Romney response ad: "The only person I will ever like firing is Barack Obama."

Why will it be successful? Because 50-60% of the country wants to fire Barack Obama.

Another good Super PAC ad: The 2008 Barack Obama "Hope" painting with "Hope?" below it that eventually morphs into "Nope." Just have a narrator who simply asks "Hope?" and then says, "Nope." I guarantee it will be brutally effective, especially considering the scorched earth campaign Team Obama is apparently intent on running.

That doesn't really make any sense

Let me rephrase it: "The only person I will like seeing fired will be Barack Obama on Election Day."

I know the prospect of the messiah losing re-election is a bit much to handle, so just try to adjust yourself to the idea over the next few months. You have time to get used to it.

coming from a guy whose candidate doesnt even agree with himself.

are you paid by romney to be on here? or do you have medical/social problems?

Are you paid by your pimp to be on here? Get back to work before he fires you.

answer : you have social problems. time to turn your computer off. your addicted to being on here and its affecting your life.

I am enjoying leisure time on here while listening to music. Were I at home, and not abroad, I would likely be doing something more sociable by now (as addicting as this site can be).

turn your computer off Smiley

get laid.

I would rather not get involved with the girls around here outside of joking and flirting Wink

I only play with the best, and there aren't many American girls around here.

creep or do you just have asbergers?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6cxNR9ML8k
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