…Thrush says, outright–the mainstream press will not sufficiently (or at all) apprise the public of those fact. In other words: that Romneyism–the flagrant lying, con artistry, as the chief modus…

…push to privatize those programs or, to borrow a phrase from Mitt Romney (specifically when talking about emergency disaster aid and Medicaid, but, clearly, he had other programs in mind,…

…has little effect in educating and persuading, then why have presidential campaigns, at all? In fact, this last one was quite effective in deconstructing critical disinformation by Romney, Ryan, and…

…formation of new businesses. Republicans in general, and Mitt Romney in particular, have stressed that the best way to stimulate such startups is via low tax rates on high-income earners….

…Mitt Romney praised last summer. Or maybe Switzerland, where–as another reader commented in the earlier thread, in noting your praise of the Swiss health system, Mr. Mackey–you can see a…

…about the current crisis being due to the 47 percent freeloading population who, as Mitt Romney put it after his defeat, “want stuff” from the government. As we see in…

…the 2014 campaign, will be playing out on a Dem-policy home field. The Republicans lost the home-field advantage when they lost the election. To borrow a line from Ann Romney,…

…rise in income tax rates. So might the Earned Income Tax Credit, which of course benefits members of the 47% who Mitt Romney and many other Republican politicians do not…

…he was the senior judicial adviser to Mitt Romney’s unsuccessful presidential campaign, but he is best known for being rejected as a Supreme Court justice when nominated for that position…

…Product Safety Commission, the Federal Trade Commission, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the National Labor Relations Board, and (to borrow a phrase from Mitt Romney) what have you. What have…