Destroyed reputation, lawsuits, loss of business, shunning by associates... Do I have to spell it out for you?
If you're saying something that will attack one of the most powerful men in the country, you don't do it where hardly anyone will read it, but where it will still get back to him. You do it where you'll be backed up by a major newspaper and its resources, and other witnesses. If you talk about Big Mitt on automag.com all by your lonesome, you will be crushed. Maybe not by a bullet, but it will be suicide nonetheless. This is a verifiable charge, there will be records and witnesses. Don't patronize me, Tom. You know exactly what I'm saying.
If this is indeed a political dirty trick, Romney can take his accusers to court, score all kinds of points, and guarantee his election against the evil Dems, whether they had anything to do with this story or not. Or do you really think Conservatives don't destroy people who attack their reputations by any means necessary? That they just let it slide, turn the other cheek?
Lets see how Mitt responds to this vile slander. So far, he seems to have forgotten all about the alleged incident. He hasn't even bothered to deny the charges. He wants to "move on". Isn't that convenient? And until he does respond, all I know is what I hear on the mainstream media.
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Reputation, lawsuits, loss of business.
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- Why Mitt the high school bully matters
- So,
- Timing. Brilliant on the part of those who released the story. n/t
- Looks like the Democrats are going to crawl all the way out to the end of the branch. Again.
- I can't wait til Romney issues a complete denial and challenges the story as false.
- He doesn't have to. It seems to be falling apart by itself.
- Don't hold your breath
- He doesn't have to. It seems to be falling apart by itself.
- I can't wait til Romney issues a complete denial and challenges the story as false.
- Looks like the Democrats are going to crawl all the way out to the end of the branch. Again.
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