Big Fat Whale

Mitt Romney's 2012 Gaffe Review

Big Fat Whale

By BRIAN MCFADDEN | January 17, 2012

Republican whisper campaigns
Republican would-be candidates have some unusual secrets.
Elephant in the Room
Platoons of state Republicans, energized by Scott Brown's stunning victory over Democrat Martha Coakley last week, are setting their sights on November.
The Kennedys will rise again!
As you've probably heard a couple thousand times by now, Rhode Island Representative Patrick J. Kennedy's retirement means Washington is without a member of Team Camelot for the first time in 64 years.
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Republican whisper campaigns
Republican would-be candidates have some unusual secrets.
Elephant in the Room
Platoons of state Republicans, energized by Scott Brown's stunning victory over Democrat Martha Coakley last week, are setting their sights on November.
The Kennedys will rise again!
As you've probably heard a couple thousand times by now, Rhode Island Representative Patrick J. Kennedy's retirement means Washington is without a member of Team Camelot for the first time in 64 years.
Responses to tragedy
A lowly sheriff suggests to his community that maybe people should be nice to each other.
Hitting a nerve
David Bernstein's summary of Right on Crime's common-sense, holistic approach to criminal justice reform (see "Strange Bedfellows," Talking Politics, January 28) really hit a nerve.
Our 9th President
Hoopleville goes over President William Henry Harrison's brief stint in office.
Pledge class
Whether it's to flags, fraternities, or charities, privileged douchebags love pledging allegiance.
Mitt Romney's Southern Pander-ama
He's rich, y'all!
Operators are standing by
Here's the ugly truth about Republican 2nd District congressional candidate Jason Levesque.
Impeach John Roberts
It is time for an enterprising and courageous member of the US House of Representatives to file articles of impeachment against the chief justice of the United States Supreme Court, John Roberts. The charge: lying under oath.
New and improved Romney
Scott Brown's unexpected victory in last month's special US Senate election captured the attention of the country — and particularly of core Republican voters, who huddled eagerly before their TV screens to watch their hero du jour give his acceptance speech. But even in the midst of his moment in the sun, Brown made sure to thank the other handsome, well-coifed man on the stage, Mitt Romney.
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