because he collected donations for storm relief. Unreal!!

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2012/10/30/msnbc-trashes-romney-collecting-food-and-supplies-sandy-victims

I lol'd.

Gosh a ruddies there is so many other actions and attitudes that make Romney a terrible person. So many examples of duplicity, greed, bigotry toward those in need that show what a bad person he is. But this is sure a minor league example of his self serving deceitfulness. Gosh he claims he is not campaigning then holds an event in not North Dakota, not Alabama, not Texas but in Ohio.
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Romney held an event at an arena here Tuesday that was initially scheduled as a rally, but the campaign insisted it was now a "storm relief" event. Still, it bore a very strong resemblance to the rallies he has conducted across the country — complete with a biopic of the Romneys that has been a campaign staple.”
Romney punches his hypocrites r us ticket again. Answering the question how can I use this disaster to carry Ohio.

isadore;1308659 wrote:Gosh a ruddies there is so many other actions and attitudes that make Romney a terrible person. So many examples of duplicity, greed, bigotry toward those in need that show what a bad person he is. But this is sure a minor league example of his self serving deceitfulness. Gosh he claims he is not campaigning then holds an event in not North Dakota, not Alabama, not Texas but in Ohio.
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Romney held an event at an arena here Tuesday that was initially scheduled as a rally, but the campaign insisted it was now a "storm relief" event. Still, it bore a very strong resemblance to the rallies he has conducted across the country — complete with a biopic of the Romneys that has been a campaign staple.”
Romney punches his hypocrites r us ticket again. Answering the question how can I use this disaster to carry Ohio.

You probably don't understand the logisitics of having a presidential candidate visit, but it's not like you can just up and do it wherever you want. This rally was already setup, so it makes complete sense to have it in a location where you were already going to be.

isadore;1308659 wrote:Gosh a ruddies there is so many other actions and attitudes that make Romney a terrible person. So many examples of duplicity, greed, bigotry toward those in need that show what a bad person he is. But this is sure a minor league example of his self serving deceitfulness. Gosh he claims he is not campaigning then holds an event in not North Dakota, not Alabama, not Texas but in Ohio.
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Romney held an event at an arena here Tuesday that was initially scheduled as a rally, but the campaign insisted it was now a "storm relief" event. Still, it bore a very strong resemblance to the rallies he has conducted across the country — complete with a biopic of the Romneys that has been a campaign staple.”
Romney punches his hypocrites r us ticket again. Answering the question how can I use this disaster to carry Ohio.

So true! He should have just cancelled the event and flown to Vegas for a fundraiser.

se-alum;1308662 wrote:You probably don't understand the logisitics of having a presidential candidate visit, but it's not like you can just up and do it wherever you want. This rally was already setup, so it makes complete sense to have it in a location where you were already going to be.

and to run it like a campaign event with romney bio propaganda that has alot to do with the disaster, hypocrites.

TedSheckler;1308663 wrote:So true! He should have just cancelled the event and flown to Vegas for a fundraiser.

but gosh ohio has so many more electoral votes than nevada.

isadore;1308668 wrote:but gosh ohio has so many more electoral votes than nevada.

Hey look! It's "doesn't get the bit" guy!

isadore;1308667 wrote:and to run it like a campaign event with romney bio propaganda that has alot to do with the disaster, hypocrites.

So he should've just had a campaign rally, and not took donations to help people! MSNBC would've been calling him a murderer had he done that.

Make sure all you without power go to disaster.gov

isadore;1308667 wrote:and to run it like a campaign event with romney bio propaganda that has alot to do with the disaster, hypocrites.

Yes, so much worse than the narcissistic sociopath that currently occupies the WH.

SIDE NOTE : PEOPLE REALLY HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THIS?

The guy is collection food and supplies for those who need it. Hes not undermining the Red Cross, hes adding to the efforts. "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country". Hes directly helping those in need, right now, not sending $10 to the Red Cross so they can buy something, then distribute it as they see the need....hes helping right fucking now.

se-alum;1308675 wrote:So he should've just had a campaign rally, and not took donations to help people! MSNBC would've been calling him a murderer had he done that.

decent presidential candidates suspend their campaigns during national tragedies and emergencies.

bases_loaded;1308684 wrote:SIDE NOTE : PEOPLE REALLY HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THIS?

The guy is collection food and supplies for those who need it. Hes not undermining the Red Cross, hes adding to the efforts. "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country". Hes directly helping those in need, right now, not sending $10 to the Red Cross so they can buy something, then distribute it as they see the need....hes helping right ****ing now.

he is using this to hide a campaign event.

isadore;1308685 wrote:decent presidential candidates suspend their campaigns during national tragedies and emergencies.

LOL...you're out there man.

gut;1308683 wrote:Yes, so much worse than the narcissistic sociopath that currently occupies the WH.

the one who is doing his job and helping the country during this disaster.

TedSheckler;1308674 wrote:Hey look! It's "doesn't get the bit" guy!

18 electoral votes in the major swing state.

isadore;1308688 wrote:the one who is doing his job and helping the country during this disaster.

I suppose with a week left before the election better late than never. But let's not forget he planned to campaign in Florida before apparently being advised [told] it would look bad if he didn't get back to Washington. I mean, it's not like the storm suddenly blew up the day he flew down to FL for a campaign event.

se-alum;1308687 wrote:LOL...you're out there man.

gosh just pointing out the obvious about romney.

isadore;1308686 wrote:he is using this to hide a campaign event.

From NBC

"Romney had been scheduled to hold a full-fledged campaign rally in this same building until late yesterday, when the campaign said it was scrapping Romney's political calendar as Hurricane Sandy approached the East Coast.
Monday night, the campaign announced this morning's event was back on, but the focus would be storm relief — with Romney making no formal remarks, and no political agenda attached. Attendees were asked by the campaign to bring donations of non-perishable goods, which are to be trucked to a Red Cross office in Sewell, NJ — or to give to the red cross directly."

gut;1308693 wrote:I suppose with a week left before the election better late than never. But let's not forget he planned to campaign in Florida before apparently being advised [told] it would look bad if he didn't get back to Washington. I mean, it's not like the storm suddenly blew up the day he flew down to FL for a campaign event.

gosh a ruddies how did President Obama respond, lets ask the governor whose state was hit the hardest.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R), generally a harsh critic of President Obama, has nothing but praise for the White House response to Hurricane Sandy.
“The federal government’s response has been great. I was on the phone at midnight again last night with the President, personally, he has expedited the designation of New Jersey as a major disaster area,” Christie, a top surrogate for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, said on NBC’s “Today.”
He added, “The President has been outstanding in this and so have the folks at FEMA.”
On MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Christie was equally laudatory, saying “the President has been all over this and he deserves great credit.” Obama, he said, “told me to call him if I needed anything and he absolutely means it, and it’s been very good working with the President and his administration.”
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/election-2012/wp/2012/10/30/chris-christie-obama-outstanding-in-response-to-hurricane-sandy/

bases_loaded;1308700 wrote:From NBC

"Romney had been scheduled to hold a full-fledged campaign rally in this same building until late yesterday, when the campaign said it was scrapping Romney's political calendar as Hurricane Sandy approached the East Coast.
Monday night, the campaign announced this morning's event was back on, but the focus would be storm relief — with Romney making no formal remarks, and no political agenda attached. Attendees were asked by the campaign to bring donations of non-perishable goods, which are to be trucked to a Red Cross office in Sewell, NJ — or to give to the red cross directly."

just showing campaign propagnda, romney famiy bio at kettering.

He was asked repeatedly about his assessment of FEMA and to expand on his previous statements regarding them. He would comment and stayed true to his committment to not make formal remarks or carry out a political agena.

isadore;1308703 wrote:gosh a ruddies how did President Obama respond, lets ask the governor whose state was hit the hardest.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R), generally a harsh critic of President Obama, has nothing but praise for the White House response to Hurricane Sandy.
“The federal government’s response has been great. I was on the phone at midnight again last night with the President, personally, he has expedited the designation of New Jersey as a major disaster area,” Christie, a top surrogate for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, said on NBC’s “Today.”
He added, “The President has been outstanding in this and so have the folks at FEMA.”
On MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Christie was equally laudatory, saying “the President has been all over this and he deserves great credit.” Obama, he said, “told me to call him if I needed anything and he absolutely means it, and it’s been very good working with the President and his administration.”
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/election-2012/wp/2012/10/30/chris-christie-obama-outstanding-in-response-to-hurricane-sandy/

Like Obama had a choice but to designate NJ a disaster area. If only his decision making was as sharp in Benghazi.

isadore;1308704 wrote:just showing campaign propagnda,

Yup, because we all know NBC is in the bag for Romney