Romney’s Crooked Business Dealings at Bain

Nashua, NH - Romney’s Harvard background may not be a plus in this second run at the GOP nomination. A recent 30 minute video has surfaced with details on how his venture capital company, Bain, was a front to flip companies for a profit. This type of corporate takeover has been banned in one form or another over the years yet the Harvard educated alumni figure out the loopholes and legally steal the companies assets.

If you buy a company for 5 million dollars and the retirement fund has 25 million these corporate crooks will write themselves a check for the whole retirement fund amount and then put the workers out in the street. You don’t have to worry about getting robbed in the ally at knifepoint you need to worry about the four eyed snidely from Harvard stealing your entire life savings. That is what the republicans are after next is the social security that was promised to the baby boomer’s.They are going to return that social program to the states and wash their hands of it. If you vote republican this year and you are not in the over the 250,000 dollar income level and above then you deserve the inevitable consequences. We need 4 more years of Obama just to reverse the damage of the crooked Bush regime. Rick Perry, a Bush clone has been a joke candidate, Santorum has taken more special interest money then all the Senators combined, Jon Huntsman was more interested in showing debate watchers he spoke Chinese (big deal), Newt Gingrinch had his hand in the till for many years (way to much baggage), Ron Paul, If you want to see more gridlock just vote for him.

Just get out and Vote! (8 votes separated the Iowa caucus)

Romney edges past Santorum in by just 8 votes

Nashua, NH - Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney eked out a razor-thin victory in Tuesday night’s Iowa Republican caucuses, holding off former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum’s late-in-the-game-surge to win. After a night that saw the two candidates claim the lead, the GOP announced that Romney beat Santorum by just 8 votes more...

Gingrich surge unnerves some Republican lawmakers

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich's stunning surge toward the top of the Republican presidential field has unnerved some Republicans in Congress who remember too well the tumult of nearly two decades ago.

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Obama: Very Pleased With GOP Debate

Nashua, NH - The Nevada debate only made the options clearer for every American regardless of their party. Cain’s inadequate 999 tax plan was exposed for just what it is; a catchy campaign phrase. Rick Perry proved he was more incompetent than his mentor, George Bush. Romney well he is so wishy, washy, he would be better suited for starting a snake oil company. Ron Paul, he gets high marks for telling it straight up as he blasted the rest of the field for blaming the victims (middle class), unfortunately most of his views are as unobtainable as Cain’s 999 plan. Michelle Bachman, she was definitely talking to her Tea Party and although these people mean well they are seriously misguided bunch and should join the with occupy wall street movement. Newt Gingrinch showed why is he was such an effective speaker of the house, very knowledgeable on how things really work in Washington, he has a likeability problem. Finally, Rick Santorum shows he does not have the leadership qualities to be President, he kept raising his hand, like in school implying look at me I am the race too.

The GOP is way out of touch with the problems of main street Americans. They have lost the support of all unions both private and public, the field is stuck on this trickle down mentality that has erased the entire middle class. They did not even touch the subject, social security last night, 50 million seniors were looking for assurances. The latino community did not get any kind of answer on how they would be treated by the candidates. I have never seen a debate where the so many questions were not answered. Maybe Anderson Cooper is not as good as Wolf Blitzer at being a strict moderator.

Overall, President Obama has to be pleased with these knuckleheads, they tripped, they stumbled and not a single candidate stood out as a frontrunner. Out of this field I do not see anyone matching up with the sitting President. I predict President Obama wins the 2012 election by default.

Four Things Learned From GOP Debate - Politics News Story - WMUR New Hampshire

ORLANDO (CNN) -- Here are four things we learned from Thursday night's Republican Party of Florida/Fox News/Google debate in Orlando, the third GOP presidential debate in as many weeks:Read More:

On Twitter, President Obama’s Job Speech Drives the Conversation

Nahua-NH - President Obama’s job speech Thursday night prompted more than 125,350 mentions of his name on Twitter, the highest number of mentions in a day since he announced Osama Bin Laden had been killed, according to an analysis by Trendrr, a social media analytics firm.

In the hours after he gave his speech, 53 percent of the posts were favorable. Another 19 percent expressed negative sentiment and 28 percent were neutral, according to the analysis of real-time data on Twitter about the speech by Trendrr, a firm that measures sentiment in real time on social media platforms. Read more…

Obama salutes veterans for 'extraordinary burden'

MINNEAPOLIS — Recalling "those awful attacks," President Barack Obama saluted the 9/11 generation of veterans Tuesday and publicly relished the prospect of U.S. forces getting out of both Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Dog mourns at casket of fallen Navy SEAL

Navy SEAL Jon Tumilson lay in a coffin, draped in an American flag, in front of a tearful audience mourning his death in Afghanistan. Soon an old friend appeared, and like a fellow soldier on a battlefield, his loyal dog refused to leave him behind.
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We are are utterly grateful for your service and sacrifice - RIP- BillPhill

Ron Paul Wins Young Republicans Straw Poll

NEW CASTLE, N.H. -- Several Republican candidates attended the New Hampshire Young Republicans Straw Poll in New Castle, N.H., on Saturday, including Herman Cain, Thaddeus McCotter, Gary Johnson, Fred Karger and Buddy Roemer.

U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, dominated the straw poll with 45 percent of the votes cast. Mitt Romney was the only other candidate in double digits, picking up 10 percent of the votes. Both did not attend the straw poll.

Roemer said his mission was to get his name into the minds of Granite Staters.
"Most people don't know me. I've got to meet them three, four times, five times and these other boys better watch out," said Roemer.

Organizers said most of those who attended were already committed to one presidential candidate or another.


Texas Gov. Rick Perry finished third in the straw poll with 8 percent, ending in a tie with McCotter, who showed off his guitar skills at the lobster bake by playing songs for the crowd.

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Huntsman in the ‘middle’ in 2012 Republican field

Jon Huntsman is counting on right-of-center politics to give him an advantage in the race for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, despite polls showing him trailing far behind the favorites in a crowded field.

He says Democrat Barack Obama is too far to the left and the president’s other Republican opponents are too far to the right.

“This country is crying out for a sensible middle ground. This is a center-right country; I am a center-right candidate,” the former Utah governor said in an interview on ABC’s “This Week with Christiane Amanpour.”

“We’ve found ourselves at the extreme ends of the political spectrum, and people are crying out for us to get back to some level of sensibility,” said Huntsman, Obama’s former ambassador to China. more...