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In the discussion thread: Business Insider: 'Mitt Romney's October Surprise Is Going To Be Legendary' [View all]

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Thu Sep 20, 2012, 04:10 PM

gkhouston (21,642 posts)

58. "Legendary" in the sense that we shouldn't watch TV or surf the web with a full bladder. nt

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74 replies	Author	Time	Post
Business Insider: 'Mitt Romney's October Surprise Is Going To Be Legendary' [View all]	TroyD	Sep 2012	OP
Legendary - like a unicorn?	Ebadlun	Sep 2012	#1
Unicorns arent legendary	theKed	Sep 2012	#51
Got a little news for you:	Brigid	Sep 2012	#56
Allow me	theKed	Sep 2012	#65
I still don't see any unicorns.	Brigid	Sep 2012	#72
Difference between the primary and general is...	TTUBatfan2008	Sep 2012	#2
Even beyond the money	NHDEMFORLIFE	Sep 2012	#68
Maybe he switches out Ryan with Beowulf.	bayareamike	Sep 2012	#3
Too funny!! Beowulf. Comedy gold.	dimbear	Sep 2012	#13
Well at least Beowulf lived up to the hype, unlike little Mitt Ryan. He is always bragging	southernyankeebelle	Sep 2012	#36
I call him mini mitt. nt	Cha	Sep 2012	#67
Hey I like that. LOL	southernyankeebelle	Sep 2012	#71
Why did I read his campaign is $11 million in debt?..	monmouth	Sep 2012	#4
Yep. He needs an awful lot more $50K plates, it seems.	Amonester	Sep 2012	#23
it is accounting trick	d_r	Sep 2012	#25
Thanks for the info..n/t	monmouth	Sep 2012	#44
Romney took out a $20 million campaign loan in August	liberal N proud	Sep 2012	#28
yes, but read the article	d_r	Sep 2012	#48
FOX is now losing the 25-54 demographic to MSNBC	railsback	Sep 2012	#5
180m to 134m is not a substantial advantage	bluestateguy	Sep 2012	#6
That's what Bill Maher thinks	Doctor Jack	Sep 2012	#17
and you think that after the $$$ saturation from the nasty Romney PACS, it would do the opposite	progressivebydesign	Sep 2012	#40
Maybe....	librarylu	Sep 2012	#7
I don't think he'll get far at	abumbyanyothername	Sep 2012	#9
He has at least a dollar per head	Generic Brad	Sep 2012	#31
He'll just evict us	librarylu	Sep 2012	#46
Maybe it was discussed in the lost (maybe not so lost - wink, wink) two minutes of the secret video.	Brother Buzz	Sep 2012	#61
I think that we are close to a time when the public	madaboutharry	Sep 2012	#8
Money..	sendero	Sep 2012	#10
+1,000	cr8tvlde	Sep 2012	#14
rMoney is irrelevant to the rMoney campaign.	abumbyanyothername	Sep 2012	#15
+1. No matter how much money they throw at him,	gkhouston	Sep 2012	#22
If this is their strategy, it will go down in history as the dumbest strategy in	alcibiades_mystery	Sep 2012	#11
And Romney doesn't have 10x more money than Obama, like he did in the primaries	Doctor Jack	Sep 2012	#19
Plus a brazillion!	fugop	Sep 2012	#26
Romney hasn't simply been 'defined'. He's been 'owned, p*wned and served' (to use	coalition_unwilling	Sep 2012	#55
In keeping with his legendary campaign,	GeorgeGist	Sep 2012	#12
We are still waiting for Stephen Colbert to strike with the fund	SDjack	Sep 2012	#16
National Review reported that the Romney campaign is $11 million in debt	Iris	Sep 2012	#18
Lets not forget, most candidates end the presidential election with a lot of money left over	Doctor Jack	Sep 2012	#20
Romney's October Surprise - he'll promise to literally buy votes	Marsala	Sep 2012	#21
Meg Whitman thought the same thing.	MjolnirTime	Sep 2012	#24
and Steve Forbes, and Ross Perot, and Michael Huffington. n/t	progressivebydesign	Sep 2012	#41
Dick DeVos too (nt)	UrbScotty	Sep 2012	#62
He's running out of places to spend his money	BeyondGeography	Sep 2012	#27
The GOP SuperPACs can do a lot of damage. $250M in each battleground state to fix machines,	AlinPA	Sep 2012	#29
"Romney was wildly successful during the primaries..."	CrispyQ	Sep 2012	#30
I hope it's one hell of a lot because	BlueToTheBone	Sep 2012	#32
Since everything they do backfires on them I suspect this will too.	Cobalt Violet	Sep 2012	#33
Oh, yeah. They'll use that mountain of money to get out Willard's message.	Indpndnt	Sep 2012	#34
President Obama is way ahead in the PR dept. The GOP won't be able	Politicub	Sep 2012	#35
Uh huh.	Zoeisright	Sep 2012	#37
It won't help. WE own the intertubes. Social media is squarely behind Obama.	kestrel91316	Sep 2012	#38
Won't matter. He ALREADY has a ton of money and how is that working out for him?	NYC Liberal	Sep 2012	#39
I wonder if he's going to pull a "Producers"?	sofa king	Sep 2012	#42
All the money in the world can't save this guy. nt	WeekendWarrior	Sep 2012	#43
Actually, there's AREN'T a lot a seats...	brooklynite	Sep 2012	#45
Big Donors are rethinking	mojo2012	Sep 2012	#47
He can spend the millions but he has no message so it will only be attack ads nt	TeamPooka	Sep 2012	#49
See, the thing with Legendary things...	Xyzse	Sep 2012	#50
This publication constantly shills for the 1%. Just yesterday they ran a piece with the phrase	coalition_unwilling	Sep 2012	#52
Except Obama is not cash poor like the Grinch or Santorum were...	WI_DEM	Sep 2012	#53
It's going to be a legendary waste of money. I	Raven	Sep 2012	#54
indeed. Never before will there ever have been so much money thrown away in futility.	Coyotl	Sep 2012	#60
"Romney was wildly successful during the primaries"???	NoPasaran	Sep 2012	#57
"Legendary" in the sense that we shouldn't watch TV or surf the web with a full bladder. nt	gkhouston	Sep 2012	#58
Whistling past the grave yard...	Blue Idaho	Sep 2012	#59
Money can't buy truth or decency and Romney has neither of those.	Avalux	Sep 2012	#63
NYT indicates that he does not have the money	quaker bill	Sep 2012	#64
You can polish a turd to a glossy sheen, but it's still a turd.	Arkana	Sep 2012	#66
Legendary? Really??	ailsagirl	Sep 2012	#69
I don't know. I think the September surprises have been pretty legendary...	magical thyme	Sep 2012	#70
1% didn't amass wealth by pissing their money away.	HooptieWagon	Sep 2012	#73
Yawn Law of diminishing returns anyone?	smorkingapple	Sep 2012	#74

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