Romney Has Mental Health Issues

I love you baby. Please, do not make me hurt you again.

Romney reminds me of the control freak domestic violence offender who slaps his partner in the face and then has the gall to say that he cares deeply about her. That is essentially what Willard did to the Michigan auto workers when he courted their votes in 2008 with promises of doing what he can to help, but then he criticized their bail out and stated that they should go bankrupt. Now that he is desperately searching for votes, he says that he cares deeply about the auto workers.

Like the controlling partner, he makes empty statements professing his love. He promised to do what he could to help the workers of Michigan . They believed in him and helped him win in Michigan. Willard eventually quit the race when it became obvious that the Mittster had no chance to win the nomination. But he soon showed his real side when he denounced the auto workers and advocated for the industry to go bankrupt.

Now, like the cad that he is, he is making empty statements again. He is telling Michigan voters, "baby, you know that I love you. You made me hit you. Don't make me hit you again. I care deeply about you."

Lying to voters is far, far less evil than hitting another person. I am not comparing the two. I am comparing Willard to the person who is a control freak, hurts his partner, and lies to them when it is time for them to fulfill his needs. Mitt makes empty promises while he could care less about hurting those he professed to care about. Then, when he needs the same people to fulfill his needs, he shows up with his slick and empty words, trying to woo them with his pathological lies.

Willard Romney, the pathological liar of the week.

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El Almost Mexicano Mitt Romney Attacks Plan to Withdraw from Afghanistan

Almost Mexican Mitt Romney strongly criticized President Obama's plan to withdraw American troops from Afghanistan. Romney called it "misguided" and "naive."

It is misguided to send our troops home. They are poor. I am not concerned about the poor. If they were rich like me, if their daddies were rich like me, they would not be fighting in a war.Rich people do not fight in wars. Rich people are doing well. It is naive to think that poor people matter in the grand scheme of things. Hey, I am unemployed and fearing a pink slip any moment so give me a darn break, will you, heck! Wanna make a small wager of, say, $10,000 on the Superbowl?

I am not sure if he really said that, but my almost Mexican curandero, Omar de la Puchinski, assures me that is what he saw in his latest tea leaf reading. Maybe Omar was smoking the leaves but what the hey.

Omar is available for readings, healings, quinceañeras, bar mitzvahs, pay day loans, and lock picking seven days a week.

Could Mitt Romney be America's first Hispanic president?


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Cowardly Shenandoah Killers Seek Appeal

 

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Piekarsky(left) and Donchak




The lawyers for convicted killers Brandon Piekarsky and Derrick Donchak are requesting an appeal of their clients' convictions.

Fetterhoff and Swetz alleged in their briefs to the 3rd Circuit that the federal trial violated their clients' right to be protected from double jeopardy - being tried twice for the same crime. Other errors alleged are that Senior U.S. District Judge A. Richard Caputo erred in interpreting the federal Fair Housing Act, the law under which Donchak and Piekarsky were convicted; in deciding that Ramirez's death was voluntary manslaughter instead of involuntary manslaughter; in barring any reference to the differences among race, ethnicity, national origin, alienage or immigration status; and in restricting cross-examination of prosecution witness Eileen Burke.

The killers of Luis Ramirez were sentenced to nine years in federal prison by Senior U.S. District Judge A. Richard Caputo after the pair were convicted in a federal trial in February of 2011. They were acquitted in 2010 of serious charges in state court by an all-white jury in their hometown of Shenandoah, Pennsylvania.

I wonder why they could not appeal to their vestigial sense of decency and humanity and not stomp on the head of a man who they had already beat unconscious with the help of four other drunken teens.

They now seek empathy from the judicial system while they displayed no empathy for Luis Ramirez.


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Lawyers argue for new trial for Shenandoah men convicted of hate crime

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On the eleventh day of Christmas: Spongebob?

I send more time with my intelligent, precocious 7 year-old son than I do any other person on Earth since I home school him due to his incompatibility with the behavior modification of the public school system. This is his favorite Christmas song. Obviously, we influence each other, so I offer this as the eleventh song on the eleventh day of Christmas.




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On the tenth day of Christmas: Otis Redding, Merry Christmas Baby

Otis Redding wraps a raspy sound around each note in his unique style that cannot be copied. For the tenth day of Christmas I offer to you the gift of this tenth song, his cover of "Merry Christmas Baby."





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On the ninth day of Christmas: Tom Waits,Christmas Card From a Hooker in Minneapolis

Back in the 70s when I was a man-child trying to find myself on the wrong paths of Chicago, I loved listening to the non-linear work of Tom Waits. There are some younger folks who may know Waits mainly as the person who wrote the theme song "Way Down in the Hole" for the HBO cult hit "The Wire." Here Waits sings a different type of Christmas song for a live audience. I offer up this nontraditional song as the ninth Christmas song.






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On the eigth day of Christmas: Stevie Wonder, Some Day at Christmas

On the eight day of Christmas I offer you this eight song of Christmas-Stevie Wonder.






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On the seventh day of Christmas: The Drifters "White Christmas"

On the seventh day of Christmas I offer this seventh song, the best version of "White Christmas" as sung by Clyde McPhatter and the Drifters.




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On the sixth day of Christmas: Harry Connick Jr.

Harry Connick Jr. personifies coolness. I give to you, as the sixth song of Christmas this classic holiday tune, It's Beginning to Look Like Christmas, sung by Harry Connick Jr.

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On the fifth day of Christmas: Wynton Marsalis

Christmas Eve and it is time to relax with a cup of hot tea and a sampling of the great Wynton Marsalis jammin'some Christmas jazz. Here is my offering for gift of 12 songs of Christmas.



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On the fourth day of Christmas: Celtic Women-O Holy Night

On the fourth day of Christmas I give to you Celtic Women singing "O Holy Night." So good that I get goose bumps listening to it.




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