It's a Gaffey Gaffey Thing

Dear America,


so for the Left, it's now a gaffe if you simply tell the truth; it's a gaffe if you are brutally honest and put something or someone in its proper place.

for example, and going to old news....Romney in London.

Having 'been there and done that' -- during an interview, he expressed a genuine concern and said this:

"You know, it's hard to know just how well it will turn out," Romney told NBC. "There are a few things that were disconcerting. The stories about the private security firm not having enough people, the supposed strike of the immigration and customs officials … that obviously is not something which is encouraging."  for more, go to yahoo here

It was all for the use of the word "disconcerting."  

And so, since we are talking all about opinion as this week begins here -- if you ask me, and I'm pretty sure you're not --  he couldn't have made a better choice of words.   We have all heard of the issues going into the Olympics -- between striking bus drivers and not enough security (to the extent of calling in the troops to fill the void!) right?   So the word 'disconcerting' all of a sudden becomes very proper, doesn't it?   I mean an Englishman would probably say the very same thing, no?

Oh but for Romney he becomes "Mitt the Twit."

Another "gaffe"  -- against Palestinians:

Romney said, “Culture makes all the difference.” Rejecting the geographic determinism that claims geography, climate, and species distribution account for the greater power and wealth of the West, Romney added, “you look at Israel and you say you have a hard time suggesting that all of the natural resources on the land could account for all the accomplishment of the people here.” for more, read David Horowitz' Front Page Mag.com article from Bruce Thornton here

Does another country come to mind that proves this theory?

hello america...culture is everything.

He speaks his truth, a universal truth, and what do they do -- call it a serious foreign policy gaffe.  seriously?

Oh and just today, when the Romney spokesman told the rude reporters to "kiss his ass" -- it may have been a little over the top, but what was his point?    THEY WERE AT A POLISH HOLY SITE -- it was neither time nor place for ridiculous Romney digs from reporters, considering all they want to do is ride him like a one trick pony.

Who gaffed?  the freaking reporters!

Let's see, just how did Thornton describe it -- "Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is under attack for speaking an important truth about the Arab-Israeli conflict."

Speaking truth.    Telling the truth.   How refreshing.

What has been the one thing americans have been fit to be tied with over the last couple of decades, and maybe longer?  

Being lied to by our elected officials; manipulating the truth for political purposes or to control the masses.

Whether a little white lie or really huge (as in referring to our Social Security funds as being in a 'locked box'; or saying you will lower the deficit by half, but in reality, quadruple it; or get into office saying you believe marriage is between a man and a woman, but stop defending DOMA (a real law) and swiftly switch sides...)


just tell us the whole truth and nothing but the truth and let the people make up our own mind without liberal bias dictating every move and every word according to how the left sees fit .  

I mean, just imagine the entire world getting unbiased news all the time! 

The truth is, it's the liberal media making "the gaffe" a gaffe at all.   Just who's the real twit(s); it's people threatened by truth, who are the most challenged and the most defensive.

Make it a Good Day, G