Democrats for Aiken maybe, but otherwise no.

What if Mount Rushmore was made of worn sweat socks instead of granite, and instead of ex-presidents, featured aliens wearing lucha libre masks?

You lost me when a writer for the NY Post claimed to have friends.

No, not likely

/next question, please

I like how he has absolutely no statistical evidence in the article at all, just conjecture from his friends. But we should believe him because all of his closest friends are Democrats. Not those "African American, Latino or lockstep" ones, but " intelligent, caring, middle-class Democrats"

mmmmm no.

It must be nice to get paid for writing complete drivel.

Repbulicans For Obama (pops)

Well that was a fruitless exercise in navel gazing. I could just as easily and pointlessly ask, "Could there be Republicans who come to their senses and vote Obama?"

Several months ago, Facebook was suggesting a list of pages I might like.

One of them was "African Americans for Romney". That was about as amusing to me as this drivel.

Well, hillaryis44.com is still up and running. Maybe that's your movement.

/stupid men world.

Touch yourself elsewhere, NY Post.

Not unless these Democrats also happen to be Mormons. So, no.

There should be a warning on headlines this ridiculous. I just shot a whole grape out my nose.

Relatively Obscure: Well, hillaryis44.com is still up and running. Maybe that's your movement.

/stupid men world.

Jesus Effing Christ...that site is crazier now than it ever has been. And they're still updating it daily.

skinnycatullus: There should be a warning on headlines this ridiculous.

It's just silly. "Peanut Farmer" is ridiculous.

Why couldn't a regular Democrat vote for Romney? He's a liberal. In a lot of ways, even more so that McCain.

I know that a rabid Farklib couldn't do it, but a regular Democrat could.

Relatively Obscure: Well, hillaryis44.com is still up and running. Maybe that's your movement.

/stupid men world.

Boy is it ever:

This is a Hillary Clinton supporter website. That's something some have forgotten. We don't write about Hillary Clinton as much these days but we try to mention her and what was done to her in 2008 as much as possible and inject 2008 into the current campaign cycle whenever even remotely possible.

We do write quite a bit about Barack Obama. That's because step 1 in bringing back a sane Democratic Party of Hillary Clinton/FDR, not the current Obamination of Dims, is the removal of Barack Obama and his treacherous enablers.

To that end, sending the trash back to Chicago, we have opinionated frequently on what the Republicans could/should do. We understand if Republicans tell us to "f*ck off, we don't need your help". But thus far we have provided good advice to Republicans some of which we know has been utilized.

MeinRS6: Why couldn't a regular Democrat vote for Romney? He's a liberal. In a lot of ways, even more so that McCain.

I know that a rabid Farklib couldn't do it, but a regular Democrat could.

Some will *shrug*.

And some Republicans will do the opposite. Same as about every other election.

What? Absurd. Don't be silly. Nonsense. Such drivel. Not gonna happen. Nope. Nuh-uh. It is to laugh. Can't be. Impossible.

*pleasegodpleasedontletitbetrueplease pleaseplease*

Stupid! Why, the very idea. Who comes up with this crap?

MeinRS6: Why couldn't a regular Democrat vote for Romney? He's a liberal. In a lot of ways, even more so that McCain.

I know that a rabid Farklib couldn't do it, but a regular Democrat could.

It's possible.

But to answer a question with a question: Why are you taking idle speculation seriously?

MeinRS6: Why couldn't a regular Democrat vote for Romney? He's a liberal. In a lot of ways, even more so that McCain.

I know that a rabid Farklib couldn't do it, but a regular Democrat could.

Romney might have sold himself as a moderate, but picking Ryan put a dent in that.

MeinRS6: He's a liberal. In a lot of ways, even more so that McCain.

I'm sorry, could you give me some of his liberal positions? I'm not aware of any of those.

Go fark yourself, The New York Post.

skinnycatullus: MeinRS6: He's a liberal. In a lot of ways, even more so that McCain.
I'm sorry, could you give me some of his liberal positions? I'm not aware of any of those.

Me either. Or, at least, not any liberal positions that weren't contradicted by later flip-flops to contrary conservative positions.

How about no? Does no work for you?

This whole article was totally realistic. I'd say you could ask my girlfriend, Selma Hayek...but at the moment she's busy in my bedroom going down on Jennifer Aniston and getting rode like a horse by Mila Kunis while she wears only a cowboy hat, while a completely naked Rosario Dawson plays with her nipples and strokes Jennifer's thighs. Frankly, I don't even know how I'm typing this while they all fight over who gets to blow me for the next hour.

Hopefully I won't have to supply any real proof and my credibility and my word will stand on it's own and you'll see what a horrible predicament Obama is in with his liberal base.

I only know one person who identifies as a Democrat and supports Romney over Obama. He says it's for a variety of economic and regulatory reasons. I'm sure it's just a random and wild coincidence that he's pretty racist.

Sensei Can You See: What? Absurd. Don't be silly. Nonsense. Such drivel. Not gonna happen. Nope. Nuh-uh. It is to laugh. Can't be. Impossible.

*pleasegodpleasedontletitbetrueplease pleaseplease*

Stupid! Why, the very idea. Who comes up with this crap?

Why are you libs so petrified of this strong, intelligent, completely fabricated "Democrats For Romney" group comprising decent white people (not the poors or the darks) that some NY Post writer claims to know?

TheOmni: I only know one person who identifies as a Democrat and supports Romney over Obama. He says it's for a variety of economic and regulatory reasons. I'm sure it's just a random and wild coincidence that he's pretty racist.

Does he know Romney's dad was born in Illegal?

I had to take a break from nuzzling Christina Hendricks ass and bewbs to consider the reality described in this article and...

Shiat. Just me and the dog here.

Cubansaltyballs: TheOmni: I only know one person who identifies as a Democrat and supports Romney over Obama. He says it's for a variety of economic and regulatory reasons. I'm sure it's just a random and wild coincidence that he's pretty racist.

Does he know Romney's dad was born in Illegal?

oops. Sorry about that. My brain automatically replaces the words Mexico and Mexican with "Illegal" and I must have typed what I thought... it's like a fark thing for Boobies or last post.

is it just me, or is the entire article premised on the idea that mitt romney is as likeable as ronald reagan?

Diogenes: MeinRS6: Why couldn't a regular Democrat vote for Romney? He's a liberal. In a lot of ways, even more so that McCain.

I know that a rabid Farklib couldn't do it, but a regular Democrat could.

It's possible.

But to answer a question with a question: Why are you taking idle speculation seriously?

If you guys can take Harry Reid's late night anonymous phones calls about Romney's taxes seriously, why can't I consider that some Democrats might vote for someone like Romney? He didn't become the governor of Massachusetts by being the most conservative person on the planet. That state is so blue, I'm surprised the people don't look like Smurfs.

St_Francis_P: Romney might have sold himself as a moderate, but picking Ryan put a dent in that.

Right. Because the VP does so freakin' much in our system. Ryan will probably be running the place in a few weeks if Romney wins.


skinnycatullus: I'm sorry, could you give me some of his liberal positions? I'm not aware of any of those.

Isn't one of the main Dem talking points on the campaign trail to beat Romney up about Romneycare?

NewportBarGuy: How about no? Does no work for you?

You obviously really mean Yes.

I tried to actually read the article, but couldn't get past one of the first lines.

"I'm not talking about those African Americans, Latinos and lockstep Democrats who'll blindly vote for Obama no matter how high unemployment may be or what shape this country may be in."

He pretty much stated outright that he dismisses the opinions or political views from people of color. They aren't "blindly" voting for Obama or Democrat. That's simply the best option available by a large margin.

I do have to laugh that all my conservative friends are always telling me they are going to vote against Obama, but not one of them is actually pro-Romney in any way. So yeah, I'd say no here.

MeinRS6: Isn't one of the main Dem talking points on the campaign trail to beat Romney up about Romneycare?

Yes. Because Romney wants to repeal the national version of it, so that's not exactly a liberal position he holds, now is it?

And that's leaving off the fact that Romneycare is based on a conservative idea and is a big handout to insurance companies. An actual liberal plan would be an expansion of Medicare or at the very least having a public option to compete with private insurance companies.

Face it. There will certainly be a few Democrats who vote for Romney for whatever reason. It isn't a movement of any size that will change the outcome of the election, though. So yes, the premise is ridiculous.

azmoviez: I do have to laugh that all my conservative friends are always telling me they are going to vote against Obama, but not one of them is actually pro-Romney in any way. So yeah, I'd say no here.

My mother, who is very conservative, won't vote for Romney. She's even mentioned voting for Obama, which shocked the hell out of me. Might be the Mormon thing, but I think she just doesn't like his personality and blatant lying.

MeinRS6: If you guys can take Harry Reid's late night anonymous phones calls about Romney's taxes seriously, why can't I consider that some Democrats might vote for someone like Romney?

I'm not taking it too seriously. I think Harry is having a bit of (uncharacteristic) fun.

He didn't become the governor of Massachusetts by being the most conservative person on the planet.

I think you already know the answer to that one. Today's Romney is nothing like that Romney.

That state is so blue, I'm surprised the people don't look like Smurfs.

Oh, you!

You are, of course, free to engage in the idle speculation. I just wouldn't get carried away with thinking it's anything but that, is all.

azmoviez: I do have to laugh that all my conservative friends are always telling me they are going to vote against Obama, but not one of them is actually pro-Romney in any way. So yeah, I'd say no here.

That's one of the big problems with the old guard of the Repub party. Picking people because it is "their turn", or because the old guard thinks that a candidate is liberal enough for the press not to lynch them every 5 minutes. They need to get over that. The press is going to be opposed to the Repub candidate no matter how liberal he is, so why not give the people a real choice to make between the two candidates. The worse they can do is lose - and they did that anyway with McCain.

There are some real differences in the way that Romney and Obama talk. There are a lot of us that are unconvinced that there would be a lot of difference between they way they govern. Of course, this is true on both sides, largely due to being constrained by congress. But a real leader with the people behind him for his ideas is a lot less constrained by congress in practice. Congress is full of whores that will go along if they think it will help them.

MeinRS6:That's one of the big problems with the old guard of the Repub party. Picking people because it is "their turn", or because the old guard thinks that a candidate is liberal enough for the press not to lynch them every 5 minutes.

I was excited to vote for Jon Huntsman. Sure he had a few policies that I disagreed with, but the GOP desperately needs a reboot. I thought he was conservative enough to be a bridge and intelligent/measured enough to take the White House. I was wrong, again.

/RINO

Diogenes: MeinRS6: If you guys can take Harry Reid's late night anonymous phones calls about Romney's taxes seriously, why can't I consider that some Democrats might vote for someone like Romney?

I'm not taking it too seriously. I think Harry is having a bit of (uncharacteristic) fun.

He didn't become the governor of Massachusetts by being the most conservative person on the planet.

I think you already know the answer to that one. Today's Romney is nothing like that Romney.

That state is so blue, I'm surprised the people don't look like Smurfs.

Oh, you!

You are, of course, free to engage in the idle speculation. I just wouldn't get carried away with thinking it's anything but that, is all.

To be fair, it's a join effort. Obama is doing a great job at pushing many 2008 voters away and that helps Romney as well. Romney certainly couldn't do it alone.

azmoviez: MeinRS6:That's one of the big problems with the old guard of the Repub party. Picking people because it is "their turn", or because the old guard thinks that a candidate is liberal enough for the press not to lynch them every 5 minutes.

I was excited to vote for Jon Huntsman. Sure he had a few policies that I disagreed with, but the GOP desperately needs a reboot. I thought he was conservative enough to be a bridge and intelligent/measured enough to take the White House. I was wrong, again.

/RINO

Huntsman is liberal enough to fit the bill for the old guard, but it was not "his turn". Romney has been running for president for a long time, so he got the nod. Huntsman has got to put in more leg work, write more books that no one cares about, and go on the Sunday shows and denounce Republicans as extreme every week for a few years, and then he may get his shot. I'm sure the RINO crowd would like to push a Huntsman/Crist(if he would come out) ticket in 2016 if they can't win this November.

MeinRS6 :Huntsman is liberal enough to fit the bill for the old guard, but it was not "his turn".

You are probably right. Either way it appears that Huntsman thinks he has no chance in the current party. I'm not sure if he'll renounce the party, but I think he's done, sadly.

Next will be Christie or Rubio.

Not the darkies, of course, just those reasonable white Democrats.

This article keeps pushing the big lie that the economy was caused by Obama.