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As the first full week in February ends, the overwhelming temptation for political pundits is to compare the chaotic process of getting the Republican primary elections voters to choose the man who is ultimately going to get the nomination to Bach's Little Harmonic Labyrinth, and so the World's Laziest Journalist will skip that because it is too obvious. The executives for the Democratic Party know who their nominee will be just as surely as Karl Rove knows who his party will select.
Isn't it obvious to non pundits that Romney is a Potemkin candidate? For most Republicans the situation is like when they learn beforehand that they will be honored via a surprise party and that they will have to act surprised when it happens right on schedule.
The paid pundits in the mainstream media know this but their weekly ("Yeah, I get paid weakly -- very weakly") paycheck is whatcha might call "hush money." When the inevitable happens watch and see just how authentic the surprise is on the faces of TV's regulars on the weekend analysis shows. It's like they say in Hollyweird: "If you can fake sincerity, you have it made in
Didn't Republicans fight hard to get ranked choice voting established and now aren't they using the Liberals' arguments against the change to discredit Romney who isn't getting much more than about 50 percent of the voters in any one primary?
Speaking of Republican inconsistencies; what about the possibility of sending Americans into
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Some cynics question spending money for keeping people out of a public park or plaza or from seizing a vacant building on a weekend when five murders are committed in other areas of
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Isn't it one thing for the police to tell a fearful wife that they can't do much about a husband's threats until he actually does something unlawful, and another thing for a country that might send troops to
