Brave Reporter Challenges Romney Deceit

Romney Is just has full of crap as Obama and the rest………………..he couldn’t speak the truth if his life depended on it

“Listen to the word’s I’m saying and you’ll realize that I’m not actually saying anything of substance at all.” 

The only way Romney says anything that actually has meaning is in statements that can be translated to have multiple meanings so he can reinterpret it differently later if anyone tries to stick him to it. Listen to his words carefully, because they are very carefully crafted to have a lot of words with very little substance.

What really impresses me with Romney is how he can keep up that same shitty grin while repeating the same fluff over and over.

Clearly these guys didn’t learn that little ditty when they were kids, the one about sticks and stones…

And so they treat the questions as though the reporter was waving a knife at the candidate. Of course, the mass media itself perpetrates and perpetuates the same confusion: How many times a day is a question or a statement directed at a politician described as an “attack,” by someone playing a journalist on TV?

Cowards.

speaking of romney has anyone besides zerohedge.com reported on his destruction of records as he left the governorship of massachusetts?…..it was enough to make nixon blush….

romney is a bankster crook who has been annointed as republican presidental nominee by the rockefeller-mic-yale-cia axis of evil.

LOVE how Romney’s press secretary is telling the reporter how to act professionally. Since when do press secretaries get to dictate to reporters 

And Clinton “did not have sex with that woman”, right?

He sure has a right to his freedom of speech and his own opinion!

Peter and DiNardo’s full statement follows:

We are thrilled to announce that Glen Johnson, most
recently of the AP’s State House bureau in Boston, will be returning to
Morrissey Boulevard to become boston.com’s political editor. In this
role, Glen — who has covered Massachusetts politics for nearly two
decades — will oversee the expansion and redesign of the site’s
political coverage leading into the 2012 presidential race and beyond,
with a blog, videos, aggregated content, the smart display of original
Globe stories, and any other creative ideas we can come up with. He will
draw on the expertise of our political staff, both locally and in D.C.,
to make the page a must-read for anyone interested in Massachusetts and
New England politics. We will also look for opportunities to republish
some of Glen’s politics blogs in the Globe, and we contemplate a regular
presence for Glen in the Globe in the form of a regular political
column that would be based on his reporting and analysis. With his deep
knowledge of the local political scene, his agility as a writer, and his
embrace of new media, Glen is the ideal candidate to fill this
position. And it couldn’t come at a better time for us, as we prepare to
strengthen our web presence with a two-brand strategy and gear up for a
presidential primary in our backyard.
This is a homecoming for Glen, who worked for the Globe for more than
five years, from 2000 to 2005, in between two stints at the Associated
Press. He has covered four presidential races — including Paul Tsongas’
1992 bid, when Glen worked for the Lowell Sun — and four administrations
on Beacon Hill, stemming back to the Weld years. Most recently, he
served as the AP’s lead Romney reporter in 2008. He lives with his wife
in North Andover and has two college-age sons. He is an avid cook and
observer of professional cooks (ask him about his stint in the kitchen
at Thomas Keller’s Bouchon). Glen will join us on Jan. 31, and we
couldn’t be happier to have him back on board. All cooking tips welcome.
Jen and Bennie
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