Breitbart's website has picked up on the incompetence of Romney's campaign: they bungled the get out the vote efforts of many thousands of volunteers. http://www.breitbart.com/...
But the Republicans fail to draw some obvious conclusions: First, today's Republican party has become mired in incompetence. Second, much of this incompetence should be traced directly to their "cheat for us" policies--where the term "us" is defined as those believing various superstitious delusions.
If Mr. Romney and his team were so brilliant, how did they bungle such an important task?
As the Breitbart piece shows, the Republicans still can't face the obvious conclusions they should reach after assessing their 2012 election efforts. It's sad the RW can't hold their own party and its policies up to the same scrutiny they apply to everyone else.
In the 47% video, Romney tells his rich donors his campaign plans to exploit any attack on American interests for partisan political gain. No matter what happens, they will use the attack as a basis to attack the sitting President. As Romney well knows, life ain't perfect: he knew one can always find something to nitpick about. Fox is on board. And over at Red State, they are running a poll as to whether they should try and impeach Obama over the Benghazi embassy attack.
On the good side, so long as the Republicans advance bad ideas and nepotism as the basis for their parties' platform and leadership choices, salting this platform with fear mongering, phony claims about how well their policies worked in the past, and false attacks on everyone else, their platform should not attract many new voters and likely won't work well when enacted. Only zealous fools would chose to run this country based on religious superstitions, however wide held, rather than things like Math and Science. But its important for the rest of us to continue working. The numbskulls have made it clear that they ain't going away.