TOON: How President Romney Would Treat The Middle Class ---->

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[freshwest]

1. Romney supporters are like John Kyl (R) and want Obama to forget the Middle Class, so we can go...

All the way back to the lord of the manor days with serfs.

How many crumbs do they expect the robber baron to toss under the table to them, playing the part of his dogs?

Oops, they might not want to be Romney's dog, huh?

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2. Serfin' USA

... maybe that could be his new campaign theme.

[freshwest]

4. We need a commercial for that. I think a take off on this one would be perfect:

Not one meme out of place! Mittens, annointed by Gawd, to be King of the Anglo-Saxons! And Americans! And the French! Note English subtitles for his non-French subjects..

[FailureToCommunicate]

5. "Oh there you go...bring class into it again"

I NEVER tire of that bit.

Thanks!

[freshwest]

9. Dennis really has a clear understanding of the Bain business model... You're welcome.

[bluesbassman]

7. Good one. Mel Brooks would work too...

Count De Monet - I have come on the most urgent of business. It is said that the people are revolting!
King Mitt - You said it; they stink on ice.

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8. Ah History of the World!

They never did make the sequel as promised at the end of the film.

[Ikonoklast]

10. "PULL!"

"Eeeeeeyaaaah!!"

Love Mel Brooks.

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11. Not Spaceballs

Terrible movie.

Give me Blazing Saddles! Young Frankenstein! Silent Movie!

[siligut]

3. This is an effective toon

Mitt is still a bully, just in a different way. I am glad the British are exposing him.

[ErikJ]

6. Romney gives a haircut

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12. BULLY ...

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13. Anti Tax? The GOP Tax Plan Clobbers the Middle Class and Poor

By: Sarah Jones
July 8th, 2012


Republicans Still Call Themselves Anti Tax, When In Reality They Are Taxing the Middle Class and Poor.

So long as we keep allowing Republicans to define themselves as anti tax, we aren’t having a real debate about the issue at hand. The party of tax cuts for the middle class and poor is the Democratic Party. The Party of tax cuts for the rich is the Republican Party. That is, if we’re going by their records and their plans rather than their slogans and bumper sticker jargon.

Stephen Moore of the Wall Street Journal sold his “Republicans are the party of lower taxes lie” on Up with Chris Hayes this morning. The truth is that the Republican Party is the party of lower taxes for the rich, but higher taxes on the middle class and poor. Passing over the implications of their policies on the middle and lower classes is intellectually dishonest. It’s time someone made Republicans own this reality.

Watch here courtesy of MSNBC:

http://www.politicususa.com/pundits-call-republicans-taxing-middle-class-poor.html

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14. The Mittle Class