GOP Fever

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Rick Wiley, political director of the Republican National Commitee, is REALLY psyched about RoRyMo (Romney-Ryan momentum), PEOPLE!!!1!!  Wiley broadcast those heady emotions in a preconvention pep rally memo that went out Friday.

“The Romney-Ryan momentum is building, while the enthusiasm for Obama and Biden dwindles,” Wiley trumpeted (sorry, I couldn’t resist).  Evidently, Republican’s are finally working up some enthusiasm for the GOP ticket heading into next week’s hurricane Republican Convention, in Tampa, FL (Rain dates to be announced)

But here’s the best part:  Since we all know how Republicans like to cite authoritative sources to back up their claims,  Wiley chose the latest swing state poll from Quinnipiac University, CBS News and the New York Times, which just so happens to show President Barack Obama leading in Ohio, Florida and Wisconsin.  But since the GOP’s motto is “glass half full,” rather than highlight the gloomy head-to-head numbers from the poll, Wiley focuses on the survey’s findings on voter enthusiasm—a much better picture. The poll showed Republicans with an enthusiasm advantage in all three battleground states.

Personally, I’ll take votes over enthusiasm any day but, what the hell, it’s the weekend . . . 

WoooHoooo! GOP! U-S-A! GOP!!!

Posted by Bette Noir on 08/25/12 at 09:42 AM • Permalink

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But since the GOP’s motto is “glass half full,”

Sort of. It’s “that glass is full. I don’t care if it looks like I drank everything in it and then shit in it, it’s full, and no one on television news is going to contradict me.”

I’ll take votes over enthusiasm any day

Me too.

Be careful out there!

If enthusiasm was all it took to win elections, we’d have President Ron Paul.

If enthusiasm was all it took to win elections, we’d have President Ron Paul.

Or President Howard Dean.

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