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Romney and Ryan at an Oct. 12 campaign rally.
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8 comments on this story
Factcheck should do some spell-check with their headlines…there’s never a “W” around when you need it, I guess…
@Bret Linden, catching a typo in the 15 seconds it was live online… ; )
The duo of Romney and Ryan would drive the entire economy into a nose dive as long as it benefits the richest Americans. Income inequality is endangering the Middle Class and making paupers of us all who don’t have those millions upon millions of dollars. Read more about the role of Romney’s riches in this election and the power of his sacred undergarments at http://dregstudiosart.blogspot.com/2012/05/mitt-romneys-magic-mormon-underwear.html The working class of our country can’t AFFORD to allow this election to be bought and sold!
@dregstudios
You’ve been asked before to cease making snide references to Mitt Romney’s faith. If you wish to contribute to a substantive conversation about the issues, you’re more than welcome to do so.
Dylan Smith wrote:
15 Seconds. Wow I’m quick. In all seriousness, it’s just an accidental timing thing….and me taking a lame attempt at humor.
Dylan Smith said:
dregstudios typed:
Go easy, Dylan. Sacred undergarments sound like a pretty good idea to me. If I had undergarments capable of preventing embarrassing situations, especially after a long night of drinking, I’d consider them sacred, too.
dregstudios wrote:
After rereading the story, and then rereading this comment, I have to say that this comment was more a plug for this guy’s blog then it was anything else. Just my opinion, take it for what it’s worth.
@Bret Linden
A plug that the dregster has made over and over and over again. He needs to find something new to say.