Friday, December 21, 2007
Posted by:
Kevin McCullough
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10:48 PM
Ok... so we're just asking...
I'm getting a LOT of mail asking me about this item, especially in light of what I wrote this morning...
Memo to Team Romney: WORDS MEAN THINGS PEOPLE!
Get it together or kiss Ohio goodbye in the general!
KMC,
What happend to that earlier post you had with 'Crazy' in the headline about exagerrations and Romney.
I liked the comment I made in that story. I hope you didn't take it down b/c of something I said that you didn't want others to read. |
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I saw the crazy entry on the front page.
No worries. |
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It was posted by Matt Lewis.
Stupid me. |
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Friday, December 21, 2007
Mitt's MLK Flip/Flop: Opportunity...LOST!
Posted by: Kevin McCullough at 10:31 AM
This message is for you too.
Kevin McCullough , I thought it did not take talent to see other peoples faults. I was wrong. It takes talent to take our faulty understanding and making it sound like the other person is shafting us and everyone else, when is ain‘t even true.
If you misunderstand me once it is your fault. Faulty understanding is the major cause of conflicts and this fact places the fault on the listener. First because we each encode things differently and we need to verify.
I have watched others do the opposite of what to what they were told and they had said they understood. Communications go two ways.
What is Communicated and what is acknowledged that was communicated.
Faulty communications are so common, But to try to hang a man on such flimsy hearsay takes talent. Not only does it take talent is takes and evil sinister intent.
I see that you have mal intent Mr. McCullough , and I am nowhere near you. I have seen your work and I will be able to say I saw you abuse Mitt Romney behind his back. Now you understand that is a figure of speech. To say I see what you mean is a figure of speech. Is it one to hang someone on. You owe Mitt Romney an apology my friend and everyone you have mislead.
My Apology for being so frank
Have a very Merry Christmas
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Admittedly, I'm dumb. But does anybody understand what 'spiceman' is talking about?
Mitt says he marched with MLK in Detroit, but he didn't. Sounds pretty simple... |
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Say what you mean - BOY!
Did you read the original post on Romney's father?
The one I wrote this morning that DOCUMENTED George Romney's actual relationship to MLK?
It was complimentary of what Mitt has as an advantage in his arsenal.
To somehow twist that post or this one as an attack against Romney is STUPID!
My point is to help Mitt's handlers get their act together - because it feels like they are letting things drop through - that COULD hurt him if they are not more prone to details.
The rest of whatever you were mumbling about made absolutely no sense... |
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So I don't see the problem here. It reminds me of the time Hillary said she was named after Sir Edmond Hillary (the guy who was the first to climb Mt. Everest). Only one problem with her cute little story, Sir Edmond climbed Everest a couple of years AFTER she was born.
When a liar is caught that should be the end of the story, but no, the only thing that happens then is... spin, spin, spin! |
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Did anyone catch it tonight? Romney's press secretary was on and got absolutely shredded up over this issue. They showed a clip of Romney talking the definition of the word "saw." I was having Clinton flashbacks while watching it. |
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Yes, my husband was watching it then it got my attention. The point of the interview was that Romney tells fibs. 1) He said he marched with Martin Luther King: not true. 2) He said he is endorsed by the NRA: not true. 3) He said he is a lifelong hunter: not true. (All of the "not trues" were from Chris Matthews.) Then Romney's press secretary (who didn't deny any of this) tried to defend the lies by saying, essentially, that's what happens when you have to talk to the press all the time so what else can you expect. Matthews then made the point that Romney lies "unnecessarily". I found all of this credible because my chief impression of Romney is that he is slick and glib. |
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