Year: 2012

So Biden said this...

Look at what they value, and look at their budget and what they're proposing. Romney wants to let the—he said in the first hundred days—he's gonna let the big banks once again write their own rules. "Unchain!" Wall Street. [Boos] They gonna put y'all back in chains. [Laughter, applause]

...and team RYAN!/(romney) promptly got its poutrage on. The Team Obama response to the hissy fit should be, "They are only upset because it is true."

Why the bold prediction? The guy is so super cool about beating Lopez that he put this video about seeing the Loch Ness Monster up on his campaign web site.

What is it? Day four of the ticket being the worst, most desperate charade since McCain picked Palin? Sure there were some initial squeals of excitement from the GOP faithful programed to squeal excitedly when Rove rings a bell. There are still people saying this this was a "bold" pick, because how else can you describe a pick that alienates huge swaths of the electorate? "Ididotic" "shortsighted" ? They work. Here is my favorite use of "boldness" to describe the pick so far.

I heard two radio spots this morning. A great one from Mitch Crane and an okay one from Urquhart.

So Multiple Choice Mitt is traveling to Florida today to sell Floridians on the idea that they have to accept cuts to Medicare in order to make sure that Romney and his family gets a massive new tax cut. The Obama Team sent out this video as a welcome mat:

The Ryan pick was aimed at keeping two people on Romney's side, both named Koch. How popular is the Romney/Ryan budget out in the parts of country not populated by billionaires?

The Ryan budget’s impact on the most vulnerable is powerful among key swing voters, including unmarried women, who shifted a net 10 points toward Obama, the Rising American Electorate (net 3-point shift), and independents (net 9-point shift). Even conservatives were swayed, shifting a net 13 points toward Obama.