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el_bryanto

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3. That's a weird analogy - although I can see them using it.

Reply to exboyfil (Reply #1)

Wed Sep 19, 2012, 08:21 AM

Sep 2012

the Sister Souljah incident was when Clinton definitively said that he wasn't dependent on his base, but was willing to piss them off. In this case, Romney's Sister Souljah moment confirms that he is his bases candidate, saying what they believe in private.

But perhaps, the way they look at it, both Clintons and Romneys Sister Souljah moment showed they are with the American people i.e. Tea Party conservatives.

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Why do conservatives act so shocked at Romney's secret comments? [View all] kentuck Sep 2012 OP

Actually read the comments on various boards exboyfil Sep 2012 #1

That's a weird analogy - although I can see them using it. el_bryanto Sep 2012 #3

The movers and shakers, big money folks, and the Party elites know Tennessee Gal Sep 2012 #2

They know, but they can't let on that they know. drm604 Sep 2012 #4

Because they can't win without the poor suckers within their Party... kentuck Sep 2012 #5

Actually, what Romney has done is tell the world Tennessee Gal Sep 2012 #6

I'm actually hearing lot of Repugs who want Mitt to double down on his comments. reformist2 Sep 2012 #7

I don't know a single conservative that is shocked, they are happy he said those things. nt LaydeeBug Sep 2012 #8