I think the DNC should do an ad on Jimmy Carter

[malaise]

his life and service to this country and at the end ask Willard Rmoney if he every served anyone other than himself and his religion.

[WI_DEM]

1. As much as I love Jimmy--that would be a waste of money

This is about Obama vs. Romney not Carter vs. Romney.

[11 Bravo]

3. I disagree. Willard's comments were over-the-top shameful, and he should be made to ...

answer for them. Any time he has to go off-message or speak extemporaneously he shits the bed. So let's give him plenty of chances.

[madaboutharry]

2. I'm not sure reminding people of Jimmy Carter's presidency

is a good idea. He lost his re-election to Ronald Reagan, the economy was horrible with interest rates sky high and a housing market in the toilet, and he was viewed as a milquetoast.

[teddy51]

4. Except that he is still one of the finest people that we have on this planet today! He never

stops giving, and one certainly can't say that about any Republican.

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

5. Why doesn't Romney go after Eisenhower?

Eisenhower "exploited" his defeat of Hitler including images of D-Day in his 1956 campaign. And rightfully so.

Obama should also be allowed to brag about his ability to coordinate and lead a great victory over Al Qaeda that not only got bin Laden but garnered intelligence that has allowed the U.S. to put a major hurt on an entire terrorist organization and their major and secondary leaders. I don't quite get why discussing the death of bin Laden should be considered taboo in a political ad.

[monmouth]

6. When Scarborough calls it a "low blow" you know it was...n/t