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she “never worked a day in her life."

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Fine, if they want to keep the argument to how we generate and spend OUR money, I'm all for it. When they start making comments like "she's never worked a day in her life", that is class warfare, nothing less. It has nothing to do with the problem at hand and is brought up simply to generate envy, the main weapon in class warfare.

 

You can't say, "when they start making comments like....." when only one person said it and both Obamas as well as other democrats defend Ann Romney and then Rosen backtracks her statement. One person is guilty. Not 'they'. They is plural.

You can't say, "when they start making comments like....." when only one person said it and both Obamas as well as other democrats defend Ann Romney and then Rosen backtracks her statement. One person is guilty. Not 'they'. They is plural.

 

Sorry but it fits, she's made herself the face of the class warfare argument for this week, therefore plural is appropriate. Unless you think no one else thinks like her?

That's a stretch .

 

What message did you take from it?

If you add a lower income class that is increasingly little desire to look for a job but is contemt with living on the government payroll, then i could agree with your statement.

 

I asked this several years ago and don't think you guys came up with a number. How many people does this include and what % of the federal budget is spent on them.

 

What message did you take from it?

 

I will tell you what I took from it. I took that Anne Romney's experience as a wealthy stay at home mom is in no way the experience of my mother's as the wife of a blue collar worker nor of ny friend Erin's ad the wife of a Starbuck's store manager. That's all.

So do the working single Moms who bust their *** working 60+ hours a week get bonus points? :D

 

I think Getslow nails it with this:

 

FWIW, neither Romney NOR Rosen have a life remotely resembling what an average American woman's is like. This is political theater

 

Which is why I ignore it. It's already gotten more play than it deserves. One of these days I'll read exactly what Rosen said. In my opinion, though, this whole course of rhetoric is a waste of time.

I asked this several years ago and don't

think you guys came up with a

How many people does this include and what % of the federal budget is

spent on them.

Too much, too many and growing.

 

And no doubt other parts of the budget needs to be addressed.

 

Wait, I guess the Democrats can't address it since they don't submit budgets.

As I said, the strategy works.
Just as they're hoping it will.
Just as they're hoping it will.

 

Who is this "they" you are referring to?

Who is this "they" you are referring to?
Democrats. Specifically the Obama Campaign team.
Why should she have said anything about Mrs Romney? She running?

 

If I'm a campaign strategist (and I'm most certainly not), I play up the disconnect between the candidate and the masses. I don't think it's dirty pool at all to point out the fact that the candidate's family lives in the lap of luxury, particularly if I'm trying to woo the middle class.

 

I obviously disagree with the "stay-at-home-moms don't work" angle, however.

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