I don't know what new math you guys use, but 50.4 percent definitely means "barely won."
You just made a fool out of yourself. And you clearly did not watch the video either, or you're a liar like David.
This article is an absolute lie, and I am simply amazed David that you would so deliberately distort what he said. I saw his Fox News interview and he clearly explained that his projections were based on a different polling model, as were many, that assumed turnout among Obama's core groups would be down. It was not, and his comment about "This is not your father's America" was referring to the fact that the demographics of the country have changed, at which point he said the Republicans must acknowledge and adapt to that by attracting more minorities and younger voters. So you turned an obvious and earnest statement about the need to broaden the party into an anti-Obama screed, exactly what it was not. You should be ashamed. Why the need to lie?
Good heavens, your shameless groveling before Obama grows worse by the day. You have gone from being a useful source of information about glbt rights to being a shill for Obama who can't find a single talking point from his campaign you disagree with. Obama must love this because it allows him to talk about something other than his pathetic economic record, but of course he's not exploiting it at all. Right. Even Bloomberg told him don't come to New York, but I'm sure B.O. will be talking about Sandy right up until election day.
David, you have fallen into this pattern of saying demonstrably false things when it comes to Romney and LCR. For a couple of days now, you keep repeating this allegation that Romney now opposes hospital visitation rights even though he has stated several times he supports those rights in the context of domestic partnerships. You apparently are referring to a recent statement by Bay Buchanan that states would be allowed to decide otherwise, but that's the current reality. It is states, not the federal government, that set adoption policies, hospital visitation rights, and marriage and family law. Clearly, you know that, so why do you deliberately misrepresent Romney's policies on this point. It's a good thing these policies are decided state by state, and who has proposed otherwise? There is indeed plenty of room to criticize Romney, but lying about his politices when they're positive is indefensible, even in your quest as an extension of the Obama campaign.
Your comment shows you are a complete asshole if you think there is any similarity between Log Cabin and Fischer. You and Fischer are really two peas in a pod since you both hate Log Cabin and want us to leave the Republican Party. What a strange alliance!
Government guarantees are not government assistance? of course they are. Ford didn't get a bailout. The foreign car companies who build their cars here didn't get a bailout. All the bailout did was subsidize the unions and the Ford company at the expense of the taxpayers and other car companies, which would have absorbed many of the laid off workers, if it had come to that. It's funny, liberals are always screaming about corporate welfare, but it's usually they who advocate it.
I never heard of any gay group or spokesmen who refused to support or endorse Clinton even with his sorry record of DOMA and DADT.
What does that mean, "the party doesn't even want these gay groups?" Log Cabin and GOProud has many supporters in the party and in the conservative movement. It's always astounded me that gay Dems take the side of the religious right in saying we shouldn't be in the Rep. Party, like we're supposed to kowtow to the right and let them decide who can be in the party and who can't. What a strange alliance that is. Their opposition to us makes us want to stay in and reform the party all the more, and yet instead of applauding efforts to bring gay rights to every party and community, they say instead to just vote Democrat, clearly a failed strategy and achieving equal rights.
I'd like to see the documentation and context, because Romney has spoken in favor of such rights on several occasions during the Republican primary process.
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