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So what we have here is $5,000 spent by the Romney campaign for the backdrop of a photo op. But, it's OK because we've had a natural disaster and the candidate gets to spend 10 minutes with his jeans on and his sleeves rolled up to show he'll be the guy we can all turn to and trust if he's elected and another horrible hurricane or earthquake or tornado devastates our country.
Ok. Got it. Hopefully all that stuff made it to the people who need it.
BTW: People better plan on donating BIG TIME if Romney gets elected and, as promised, does away with FEMA. Has Romney decided how many diapers will need to be collected to start re-building thousands of houses?
Yep you don't get buy a photo op for $5K and advocate decimating funding for disaster relief.
Without being called on it.
Is this too complex for you? Individual donations are not nearly sufficient to help in a disaster.
No, individual donations alone are not sufficient to help in a major disaster. Yet, they do indeed help. We should all be grateful (yes, that includes you) there are those who are willing to step up to the plate.
Romney does not advocate decimating funding for disaster relief. Typical liberal spin.
Why did Romney choose to do his "hurricane relief" in Ohio? I have yet to see one plausible reason given for his choice of Ohio.
We all know the real reason, but I would like to see just one conservative at least attempt to offer up some feeble excuses. I guess Fox News hasn't told you what to think yet.
I thought he already had a campaign rally scheduled there and they just changed it to a donation rally. I'm pretty sure that's what happened. But, be honest, no matter what he did, you would say it is wrong.
By the way, I'm satisfied with Obama's handled of this storm. No complaints from me.
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I'm emailing links of these threads to all my undecided voter friends. When they see how nasty and mean-spirited most Obama supporters are, I know it will give Romney a few more votes.
Oh yea ...LOL All of us know scores of undecided voters....LOL
[That's the funniest bluff I've heard all Year]
Please have them register in this forum. I'd love to come across and "undecided voter"....LOL
"Mitt Romney is sending the supplies he asked supporters to bring to his "non-political" campaign event today - to which Romney invited NASCAR driver Richard Petty - in the battleground state of Ohio, only to victims of Hurricane Sandy in swing states that the GOP candidate has a chance of winning: Virginia, North Carolina, New Hampshire and Pennsylvania - not the two areas hardest hit by Hurricane Sandy: New Jersey and New York."
not accurate, not legit and this thread is totally unnecessary...All you and a few like you (it is only a few) are doing is helping others to see how desparate and hateful you really are...
So what we have here is $5,000 spent by the Romney campaign for the backdrop of a photo op. But, it's OK because we've had a natural disaster and the candidate gets to spend 10 minutes with his jeans on and his sleeves rolled up to show he'll be the guy we can all turn to and trust if he's elected and another horrible hurricane or earthquake or tornado devastates our country.
Ok. Got it. Hopefully all that stuff made it to the people who need it.
BTW: People better plan on donating BIG TIME if Romney gets elected and, as promised, does away with FEMA. Has Romney decided how many diapers will need to be collected to start re-building thousands of houses?
Romney spent his own money for disaster relief, compared to Obama spending our taxpayer money for his photo-op.
More liberal spin. Romney said nothing about doing away with disaster relief funding. That is NOT synonymous with getting rid of FEMA.
The campaign announced they would load supplies into a campaign bus for delivery in Virginia, North Carolina, New Hampshire and Pennsylvania – all swing states impacted by the storm.
New Hampshire really stands out on that list. The state on that list closest to NH is Pennsylvania. Check out on a map how many states are between Pennsylvania and New Hampshire
He sure comes acoss like the hypocrite the Bible talks about.
Folks, if you want to give, then give, and if you want to help, then help. Don't run around thumping your chest bragging about how you gave five bucks to charity.
Romney has donated personal $$$ to the Red Cross rather than just food. OK liberals, have at it.
Why do the racists think Willard is the only person to contribute to the American Red Cross, or that it's noteworthy? Because they though he wouldn't do such a thing? Interesting. He had do do something to avoid the mounting criticism of what he did yesterday. Shameful.
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