Romney vs Obama 2012

[Uncle Mxy]

Looks like Santorum endorsed Romney:

http://www.freep.com/article/20120220/COL05/120220057

[Glenn]

So Mxy, who's the choice for the "chaos vote" next week? Santorum?

[mercury]

The choice for Republicans is who is the least on the Take... the winner is Paul... the others are corrupt mother fuckers.... please try to dispute this.

[Glenn]

I don't care who the choice for Repubs is, Dems get to vote in this, too.

Let's have some fun.

[Uncle Mxy]

I'm likely voting for Paul, because he's consistent and batshit on less issues.

I think Santorum is the one to vote for to cause maximum chaos. But Paul is pretty close because he has his electoral shit together (on the ballot in every state, knows how to maximize delegates out of caucuses, etc.).

[Uncle Mxy]

Rubio as VP will solve everything for the GOP.

Rubio the closet Mormon might have trouble...

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mckaycoppins...s-mormon-roots

[Uncle Mxy]

Romney really packed Ford Field with his supporters:



http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2...d-65000-seats/

[Glenn]

Do they have puke buckets in the voting booth?

Thinking about voting for Santorum.

[mercury]

Who's on First... http://www.soopermexican.com/2012/01...-parody-video/

[Uncle Mxy]

Kid Rock as Mitt Romney's VP?

http://www.freep.com/article/2012022...ors_picks=true

Seriously, the part that gets me is the electrician talking about the economy.

The message resonated with Mike Castonia, 56, of Royal Oak. He said he likes all the Republican candidates, but came to Romney’s final rally of the campaign at the Royal Oak Music Theater to show his support for the man he thinks is best to take on President Barack Obama.

“I like Rick Santorum, but I don’t think he’s the best guy for the position. The only thing he’s run is a political race,” he said. “I believe in proven leaders and governors have already run something.”

The social issues have been blown up by the media, Castonia believes, and are unimportant in this year’s primary.

“None of the social issues make a difference in the long run,” said Castonia, a self-employed electrical contractor who went from employing 42 people in 2004 to his lone status today. “It’s about the economy, stupid.”

Doing some Google-fu, it's clear he lost his management job during the second half of the Bush era when real estate took a dive. Bush was a governor with an MBA, even -- someone who had already run something. LOL.