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Guy who had a car elevator complains about what?

25 Thursday Aug 2022

Posted by Michael Bersin in social media, US Senate

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class warfare, Mitt Romney, right wingnut, social media, student loan debt, Twitter, U.S. Senate

“…Mitt Romney apparently sold his car elevator house. His cars must now take the stairs at his remaining homes.” – Jamison Foser

Yesterday:

President Biden @POTUS
United States government official
If you make under $125,000, you’re eligible for up to $10,000 in student loan debt relief.

And almost ninety percent of the benefit will go to folks making less than $75,000 a year.
5:05 PM · Aug 24, 2022

Also yesterday:

Senator Mitt Romney @SenatorRomney
Sad to see what’s being done to bribe the voters. Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan may win Democrats some votes, but it fuels inflation, foots taxpayers with other people’s financial obligations, is unfair to those who paid their own way & creates irresponsible expectations.
11:14 AM · Aug 24, 2022

There was much hilarity in the comments:

Was it bribery when your party added $1.9 trillion to the debt to give your wealthy corporate donors massive tax handouts?

Feel free to pay your fair share of taxes if you want to help out.

GOP had $2 trillion bribe for millionaires like yourself, which added $2 trillion in debt without growing the economy. All it did was make rich even richer.

This debt relief will help most Americans get ahead, expand economy, and lessen debt burden. That’s a good thing.

If we wanna talk about anything Sen. Romney let’s talk about health care, SS, and why education is in such a mess here in the “richest country in the world”. Oh,I forgot, It’s just about the wealthy in America.

What did the Trump Tax Cuts do to our deficit? You supported that, Mittens.

Mitt Romney was ALL IN for the GOP Tax Scam though, which gave tax breaks to millionaires like himself and exploded the deficit.

Oh he absolutely loves it! Mitt also voted for the US to default on the tab the GOP ran up in under 4 years. GOP cares about giving 2T in tax cuts to the 1% on the backs of the middle class, but he absolutely draws the line at working day people receiving help.

Your entire career has been one long gift to donors and your own wealth via carried-interest loophole preservation. Want to talk about an immoral scam? Look into what carried interest is and why the loopholes are disgusting.

Senator – #Trump & #GOP 2017 unfunded tax cut was a BRIBE for the top 1% of voters and in-part raised US national debt by 40% to $28,000,000,000,000, from 2017-2020! You know this as you voted for that “BRIBE” !
Cut the hypocrisy, Sir!
[….]

This is a hideous comment from one of the richest men in politics.

I’m not terribly interested to hear the opinion of a plutocrat who advocates a selfish “I’ve got mine” mentality from their perch of power. Why don’t you focus on industries that actually drive inflation rather than harp on about relief measures to actual people?

I had school loans, paid them back. That was when college costs were reasonable. Now, they’re out of control.

State colleges and Universities should be free to students qualifying for them. An educated society is better for all of us.

That’s strange. I didn’t hear you complain about how unfair it was to those who paid their own, when Republicans granted the richest among us a $2.5 trillion tax giveaway.

You really have the audacity to tweet this?

He also thought he’d be President.

Well I’m sitting here trying to remember the last time your party did anything to help the lower and middle class and dang it, I can’t think of a thing. I do remember that huge tax cut you all gave to the millionaires and billionaires though, To get their support and donations.

Student loan forgiveness is good for everyone.
What’s coming from the wealthy elite is all noise.
It shouldn’t even be up for debate.

And this statement coming from someone who is wealthy, feels entitled and could care less about others who are struggling and need a little help! Voters see clearly what your party stands for, they need no bribes!!

Kinda like corporate bailouts and tax cuts for the 1%? But those are okay, correct Milt?

God forbid we give taxpayer money to taxpayers instead of billionaires, right?

Now do rich people and oil companies.

Legacy hire who sold stock gifted to him by wealthy and successful daddy to pay college costs has thoughts.

Y’all hand out tax cuts to billionaires like candy for the last 40 years miss me with this fiscal responsibility posturing

It doesn’t end…

Hypocritical scold

01 Thursday Apr 2021

Posted by Michael Bersin in social media, US Senate

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blatant hypocrisy, GOP hypocrites, judiciary, Mitt Romney, social media, Twitter, U.S. Senate

Today:

Mitt Romney @MittRomney
A Senate evenly split between both parties and a bare Democratic House majority are hardly a mandate to “go it alone.” The President should live up to the bipartisanship he preached in his inaugural address.
2:54 PM · Apr 1, 2021

One response:

Max Kennerly @MaxKennerly
Replying to @MittRomney
this you?
[….]
3:08 PM · Apr 1, 2021

Elections have consequences, my friend.

Impeachment: “…and getting caught in Ukraine…”

05 Saturday Oct 2019

Posted by Michael Bersin in social media

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corruption, Donald Trump, impeachment, Mitt Romney, social media, Twitter

He’s not the brightest bulb in the chandelier.

This morning:

Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump
The so-called Whistleblower’s account of my perfect phone call is “way off,” not even close. Schiff and Pelosi never thought I would release the transcript of the call. Got them by surprise, they got caught. This is a fraud against the American people!
8:58 AM · Oct 5, 2019

Some of the responses:

The whistleblower complaint corroborates the call summary, both of which prove you conspired with Ukraine.

He’s playing to moronic base. Let him have his moment

“Schiff and Pelosi never thought I would release the transcript of the call.”

Because even as stupid as you are, nobody thought you would be stupid enough to giddily release something that incriminates you that badly.

Have someone who knows how to read read it to you some time.

You never released the transcript of the call, and the highly redacted summary you released confirms the report.

The “transcript” is what incriminated him. It’s unambiguous.

Trump impeached himself.

Your transcript proved your guilt

The White House memo from the call (not a transcript) confirms the whistleblowers allegations about the call.

Hey Bubbles, you gotta make up your mind whether what you said was perfect or if the whistleblower was lying. Can’t be both, because, well, the rest of us are capable of reading.

But most of his supporters aren’t.

You realize Twitter is not your diary right?

The guy who won’t release his tax returns and who is personally profiting from the presidency now wants us to believe that he is concerned about corruption in Ukraine!

Are the text messages with Volker perfect too?

You do know we can read. This must be for your supporters, who don’t.

What the “transcript” says is what you’ve been accused of saying.

He’s just not that bright, is he?

Previously:

Impeachment: Consciousness of Guilt (September 24, 2019)

Impeachment: Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D) (September 24, 2019)

Rep. Vicky Hartzler (r): gaslighting (September 24, 2019)

Impeachment: Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D) – “Tell your people to obey the law.” (September 25, 2019)

Impeachment: the smell of fear (September 25, 2019)

Impeachment: It became self aware at 6:24 a.m., September 26, 2019… (September 26, 2019)

Impeachment: NPR/PBS NewsHour Marist Poll – September 25, 2019 (September 26, 2019)

Flop sweat (September 27, 2019)

Impeachment: this morning’s “Executive Time” (September 28, 2019)

Impeachment: unhinged (September 29, 2019)

Hillary Clinton (D) is living rent free inside of Donald Trump’s (r) head (September 29, 2019)

Going 0-2 (September 30, 2019)

Impeachment: almost too stupid to remember to breathe (October 1, 2019)

Hillary Clinton (D) is having fun these days (October 1, 2019)

Impeachment: in a panic (October 2, 2019)

Rep. Vicky Hartzler (r): clap louder (October 3, 2019)

Impeachment: why we can’t have nice things (October 4, 2019)

Impeachment: Consciousness of Guilt

24 Tuesday Sep 2019

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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consciousness of guilt, corruption, Donald Trump, impeachment, Joe Biden, Mitt Romney, Ukraine

Bad combover. Check. Too long red tie. Check. Orange spray tan. Check. Tiny hands. Check. Cluelessness. Check…

Sunday, from Senator Mitt Romney (r):

Mitt Romney @MittRomney
If the President asked or pressured Ukraine’s president to investigate his political rival, either directly or through his personal attorney, it would be troubling in the extreme. Critical for the facts to come out.
1:34 PM · Sep 22, 2019

Yesterday:

Aaron Rupar @atrupar
Trump ends his bilateral media availability with the Polish president by claiming that “if a Republican ever did what Joe Biden did…they’d be getting the electric chair right now,” before calling the assembled journalists “crooked as hell.”
[….]
1:47 PM · Sep 23, 2019

Also yesterday:

Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump
[….]
7:37 PM · Sep 23, 2019

Pearl clutching, for the 47%

05 Saturday Jan 2019

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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civility scold, Donald Trump, impeachment, Mitt Romney, pearl clutching, pearls, Representative Rashida Tlaib, social media, Twitter

At an event on Thursday evening Representative Rashida Tlaib (D) stated “…we’re gonna go in there and we’re going to impeach the motherfucker [Donald Trump]…”

Last night from the self-appointed president of the Civility Scolds’ Overstuffed Fainting Couch and Pearl Clutching Society:

Senator Mitt Romney @SenatorRomney
Rep. Tlaib took the politics of Washington deeper down the drain. Elected leaders should elevate, not degrade, our public discourse.
7:00 PM – 4 Jan 2019

The Trump administration separates people seeking asylum from their children and places their children in concentration camps. At least be outraged about that.

He got ratioed in the comments for his pearl clutching:

Did you seriously say that with a straight face? Have you not been listening to your boss the last 2 years? Nobody in your party has any right to object to anything.

I’m old enough to remember how ridiculous you looked sitting at that dinner table with a known pussy grabber trying to land the SOS. Now you want to pearl clutch. Spare us Mitt. #ImpeachTheMF

spare me… a swear word doesn’t come close to the degradation the GOP has caused this nation.

After these past two years all we are left is the ability to express our feelings in the rawest form. What the GOP has condoned and encouraged is degrading and disrespectful to America and the World. That is true vulgarity. #ImpeachTheMotherFcker

Binders full of motherfuckers.

Yes, it’s always exponentially worse when a woman uses profanity in reference to a man who has done nothing but degrade and profane the office he holds.

Oh look. More empty words from Flake 2.0. Strap your furrowed brow onto the roof of your car. #ImpeachTheMF

I’m already sick of Flake 2.0

At this point there are over 16,000 additional responses.

#DontBeAFlake

Previously:

Dispatches from the Civility Scolds’ Overstuffed Fainting Couch and Pearl Clutching Society (January 4, 2019)

Back in the old days

28 Thursday Jun 2018

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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bumper stickers, missouri, Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan

This morning in west central Missouri:

Yeah, Paul Ryan. We were all laughing about that the other day.

The United States Constitution called, it wants its First Amendment back…

14 Monday May 2018

Posted by Michael Bersin in social media

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4th Congressional District, Embassy, Jerusalem, missouri, Mitt Romney, religion, social media, Vicky Hartzler

“…It seems trite but necessary to say that the First Amendment to our Constitution was designed to avoid these ends by avoiding these beginnings…” – 319 U.S. 624 West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette (No. 591) [1943]

Representative Vicky Hartzler (r) [2016 file photo].

Yesterday evening from Mitt Romney (r), via Twitter:

Mitt Romney @MittRomney
Robert Jeffress says “you can’t be saved by being a Jew,“ and “Mormonism is a heresy from the pit of hell.” He’s said the same about Islam. Such a religious bigot should not be giving the prayer that opens the United States Embassy in Jerusalem.
8:42 PM – 13 May 2018

Today, from Representative Vicky Hartzler (r):

Rep. Vicky Hartzler @RepHartzler
Historic day as the U.S. moves our embassy to #Jerusalem. Is long overdue to recognize Jerusalem as the Capitol of Israel. God established it as such over 3,000 years ago! 2 Chronicles 6:6
7:59 AM – 14 May 2018

Some of the responses:

Hail Satan!!

Except for the fact that we should not be basing our foreign policy decisions in 2018 on a book that was written 3000 years ago!

Is that like Two Corinthians??? Still believing in fairy tales…and u are in the House of Representatives!

Waiting for the Rapture?

Every time god wanted a peace of land it was a one sided issue. Your just cashing in on something that makes you sound like you give a care about religion! Or was that not you trying to pull hlthcare away from the poorest among us? Wake up folks! #BlueWave2018

America has blood on their hands of innocent children as the result of this action! WWJD?

Freaking Clueless, people are dying today ~ right this minute bc of your party’s clueless actions! Tragic!

Awe, how cute….Vicky senses the Rapture is near…you know, when Jesus rides a dinosaur into Israel and converts all Jews into Christians.

Meanwhile:

Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish
UPDATE: Israeli forces kill at least 41 Palestinians protesting in Gaza and injures more than 1,700. Follow our live coverage:[….]
8:40 AM – 14 May 2018

Please proceed, Governor

18 Friday Mar 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in social media

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facebook, Mitt Romney, president, social media

From Governor Mitt Romney (r), via Facebook:

Mitt Romney

This week, in the Utah nominating caucus, I will vote for Senator Ted Cruz.

Today, there is a contest between Trumpism and Republicanism. Through the calculated statements of its leader, Trumpism has become associated with racism, misogyny, bigotry, xenophobia, vulgarity and, most recently, threats and violence. I am repulsed by each and every one of these.

The only path that remains to nominate a Republican rather than Mr. Trump is to have an open convention. At this stage, the only way we can reach an open convention is for Senator Cruz to be successful in as many of the remaining nominating elections as possible.

I like Governor John Kasich. I have campaigned with him. He has a solid record as governor. I would have voted for him in Ohio. But a vote for Governor Kasich in future contests makes it extremely likely that Trumpism would prevail.

I will vote for Senator Cruz and I encourage others to do so as well, so that we can have an open convention and nominate a Republican.

It’s the world they created, now they have to live in it.

Things to think about day before election

05 Monday Nov 2012

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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Barack Obama, Election 2012, missouri, Mitt Romney

Tomorrow we chose whether or not we want to return to politics of the gilded age or if we are committed to sustaining a democracy that makes middle class prosperity possible. A few thoughts from around and about on the nature of the choice:

Greg Sargent on the “post-truth” candidate:

If there is one constant to this campaign, it’s that Romney has startled many observers by operating from the basic premise that there is literally no set of boundaries he needs to follow when it comes to the veracity of his assertions, the transparency he provides about his fundraising and finances, and the specificity of his plans for the country. […]

But this goes well beyond Romney’s claims about Obama. It also concerns what he would do as president. Romney’s own campaign has proven unable to back up the promises in his 12 million jobs plan, even though it is the centerpiece of his governing agenda and his response to the most pressing problem facing the nation. …

Jonathan Cohn on President Obama’s record:

By any reasonable standard, no president since LBJ accomplished as much on domestic policy. And LBJ didn’t have to contend with the same political obstacles. The public wasn’t as skeptical of government. Conservatives didn’t have (quite) as much power to obstruct. Obama made plenty of mistakes, about policy and about tactics, but he also fought the good fight-and, more important, he did so when it was difficult. He didn’t let the auto industry die, even though the polls said it would be unpopular. He didn’t let Republicans roll him on food stamps on Medicaid, even though it would have helped him achieve an elusive spending deal. He didn’t drop health care reform-not in January, 2009, when advisers warned him it would be difficult; not in August, 2009, when the Tea Party protests exploded; and not in January, 2010, when Scott Brown’s election made enactment seem impossible.

Obama staked his political life on these gambits. With this election, progressives can help decide whether he made the right bet. And if they don’t? The damage to progressive causes could last a long time.

Nick Kristoff on Romney and the GOP war on women:

…  But whatever we call it, something real is going on here at home that would mark a major setback for American women – and the men who love them.

On these issues, Mitt Romney is no moderate. On the contrary, he is considerably more extreme than President George W. Bush was. …

SurveyUSA: Claire (D) 51, Akin (r) 36 and the polling of parallel realities

05 Monday Nov 2012

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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Barack Obama, Claire McCaskill, Dave Spence, Jay Nixon, Mitt Romney, Public Policy Polling, SurveyUSA, Todd Akin

Here’s the raw numbers from SurveyUSA, 10/28-11/3/2012, for KSDK-TV, KSHB-TV, KSPR-TV and KYTV-TV, 589 likely voters:

If the election for President were today, would you vote for … (choices rotated) Republican Mitt Romney? Democrat Barack Obama? Or one of the other candidates?

Mitt Romney (R) 50%

Barack Obama (D) 43%

Other 4%

Undecided 3%

Missouri will also elect a Governor. If the election for Governor were today, would you vote for … (choices rotated) Republican Dave Spence? Democrat Jay Nixon? Or Libertarian Jim Higgins?

Dave Spence (R) 39%

Jay Nixon (D) 48%

Jim Higgins (L) 5%

Undecided 8%

Missouri will also elect a United States Senator. If the election for US Senate were today, would you vote for … (choices rotated) Republican Todd Akin? Democrat Claire McCaskill? Or Libertarian Jonathan Dine?

Todd Akin (R) 36%

Claire McCaskill (D) 51%

Jonathan Dine (L) 8%

Undecided 5%

So let’s go into the details

The first detail worth noting is that on a survey with the sample of 38% Republicans and 31% Democrats, Claire McCaskill leads by 15 points. Yes, that is possible.

SurveyUSA finds McCaskill leading by 24% (55-31) with Independents. She wins 67% of Moderates and 20% of Conservatives (81% of the electorate). She wins 47% of landlines and 61% of non-landlines. SurveyUSA uses a system where “Respondents not reachable on a home telephone (28% of likely voters) were shown a questionnaire on their smartphone, laptop or other electronic device”.

That landline number is 47-40 Claire. That’s important, compared to the landline-only Public Policy Polling results, where Claire leads 48-44. While the whole cellphone/landline debate hasn’t exactly produced any real consensus about the impact of being landline-only or being landline/cellphone/others. The SurveyUSA numbers move closer to the PPP numbers when you compare their numbers on the exact method uses to survey voters.

(for reference: SurveyUSA landline numbers for President were 55/40 Romney and Nixon 47/Spence 45)

Another difference between SurveyUSA and Public Policy is the partisan composition of their universes.

SurveyUSAs sample: 38R/31D/29I (as noted)

PPP’s (.pdf) sample: 36R/33D/32I

So Claire’s numbers are better on a +7R SurveyUSA than a +3R PPP? Yes, that’s possible.

Public Policy says that Claire and Akin are tied with Independents and that Akin wins 79% of Republicans, instead of the 67% that SurveyUSA put in the Akin column.

If you get wild and creative, you could combine the Public Policy sample, and SurveyUSA party numbers, then you get the following numbers:

President: Romney 48, Obama 46

Senator: Claire 54, Akin 35

Governor: Nixon 50, Spence 39

If you combine the SurveyUSA sample and Public Policy numbers, you get:

President: Romney 54, Obama 43

Senator: Claire 45, Akin 45

Governor: Nixon 50, Spence 46

So that sets up a fun little universe of possibilities if you mix your drinks. (Although the Romney v. Obama numbers from Mason-Dixon were the same as Blunt/Carnahan numbers (54/41). But that’s Mason-Dixon.)

If Claire McCaskill finishes ahead of Jay Nixon, the SurveyUSA method is going to be vindicated and/or we will have wound up in a world we didn’t expect to be in back on August 7th.

If she doesn’t do that well, then the universe continues undisturbed. Because it’s not like the varying success of non-landline methods has stopped Reuters/Ipsos, YouGov, and other online-friendly pollsters. Sometimes pollsters like SurveyUSA get a direct hit (McCain 48, Obama 48). Sometimes they miss slightly (Claire 51, Talent 42). Polling is sort of like a science.

The Presidential race in Missouri is pretty much two campaigns who only run ads in the parts of Missouri whose TV stations cover Iowa. But in all likelyhood, the better Obama does, the better the rest of the Democrats do in the election and the Missouri Democratic ticket probably runs slightly ahead of Obama.

In 2012, We live in a very surreal state. And in a few days, we’ll begin the process of forgetting Todd Akin, Dave Spence and Mitt Romney.

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