Here's a perfect expression

artappraiser — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 08:31:24 +0000

In reply to Cousin Eddie is not backing down.

Here's a perfect expression of the thinking, the Romney's & Eddie's et al, my bold:

Fighting to end President Obama's war on coal
By Reps. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) and Bill Johnson (R-Ohio) - The Hill Op-ed, 09/20/12 03:18 PM ET

President Obama’s war on coal is real. Don’t believe us? Come to Brilliant, Ohio or Clay, West Virginia and we’ll show you coal mines that were closed as a result of President Obama’s assault on hardworking Americans who work in the coal industry. Coal is a cheap, abundant, and reliable source of power. Almost 90% of Ohio’s power comes from coal and just across the Ohio River in West Virginia, over 95% of its power comes from coal. Needless to say, coal plays a vital role in not only powering the Buckeye and Mountain states, but coal generates nearly half of America’s electricity. So why would President Obama want to destroy such a vital part of America’s economy?

President Obama’s war on coal is nothing new. Even before President Obama took the oath of office, he was pretty clear with his plans for America’s coal industry. In 2008, then-candidate Obama said to the San Francisco Chronicle, “So if somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can. It’s just that it will bankrupt them.” If there’s one thing we can say about the Obama Administration, when it comes to assaulting the coal industry, its actions match its words.

Since taking office, President Obama and his extreme EPA have issued new rules and regulations that are crippling the coal industry In the weeks following President Obama’s inauguration, his administration was already in the process of rewriting the Stream Buffer Zone Rule – a rule that took 5 years to codify under the previous administration[....]

See, here's an example of the narrative, how it works when done skillfully, that of how government kills good paying jobs for hardworking people furnished by private business (those people who were making good pay and paying taxes and can't no more, because of government purposefully killing businesses.) That government regulations kill the economy and the good jobs .It's all cut, dried, and delivered in a very fancy looking package with lots of references to policy, laws, and quotes from Obama. Not just general non-specific ranting like from Mitt . And need I point out that this narrative is conveniently happening in swing states?

I think to really reach

jollyroger — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 20:17:03 +0000

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I think to really reach cousin E. Oxy will need to drop a dime on Fuzzy, referencing cousin E as a co-conspirator. Tense times anticipated at next Thanksgiving.

Duplicate, sorry.

erica20 — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 17:19:38 +0000

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Duplicate, sorry.

Yup, your cousin Eddie is

erica20 — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 17:17:47 +0000

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Yup, your cousin Eddie is hanging onto his good guy ID card that the Republicans gave him, for all it's worth.

Too bad it's a fake.

I don't know what would make cousin Eddie change his mind. Maybe telling him you're pretty mad about the Medicare fraud, and that taking people's tax money for an eyelid lift that he should have paid for himself if he wanted one, might wake him up....

Disclaimer. "Dr. Fuzzy" is a

Oxy Mora — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 16:55:03 +0000

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Disclaimer. "Dr. Fuzzy" is a fictional character. Any reference to any actual Medicare providers living or dead in the state of Florida who may perform multitudes of debatable Medicare procedures is strictly accidental.

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Here's a perfect expression

I think to really reach

Duplicate, sorry.

Yup, your cousin Eddie is

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