This just in. Polls are showing more and more polls are now supporting Mitt Romney for president. “Yep, it’s all part of the women’s war on Obama,” says Jodi Miller. Also hear about the Rolling Stones, gay Americans and Michael Phelps in this edition of NewsBusted.
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Patrick Moran, son of U.S. Rep. Jim Moran, D-Va., has resigned as field director for the congressman following release of an undercover video in which the younger Moran entertains a plan to cast fraudulent ballots. A reporter with Project Veritas approached Patrick Moran and proposed casting ballots on behalf of 100 registered voters who weren’t going to go to the polls themselves. Moran initially appears to scoff at the idea, but then discusses ways to pull off the voter fraud, telling the reporter he could use forged utility bills to misrepresent himself and cast all 100 ballots.
Project Veritas, led by anti-ACORN activist James O’Keefe, has released a series of undercover videos this year exposing Democratic Party complicity with voter fraud in at least a half dozen states.
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Pundit Dick Morris expects smooth sailing for Mitt Romney from here on out. Morris not only anticipates a Romney win on Nov. 6 but says a landslide might be in the making.
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Members of the Dollar Saved Club are ready for the Nov. 6 election and the economic stimulus that will follow. H/T Battleground Watch
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Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan appear before a maximum-capacity crowd of close to 10,000 at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre outside Denver. Ahead of the speeches by the Republican candidates, musicians Kid Rock and Rodney Atkins warmed up the audience, as well as Susana Martinez, governor of neighboring New Mexico. Earlier in the day, Romney announced the endorsement of Colorado Rockies first baseman Todd Helton.
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And for a sweeping panoramic view of the rally: http://360.io/nRThPH
The third Presidential debate was more sedate than the first two, but Gov. Romney and President Obama did detour from the billed topic of foreign policy to play a game of Battleship. Here’s one take on their bout from Next Media Animation out of Taiwan.
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Meanwhile, pundit Dick Morris says Romney accomplished all of the strategic objectives he needed to achieve during this last debate, paving the way for a victory on Nov. 6.
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Wayne Allyn Root predicts Mitt Romney will carry the popular vote by 5-7 percent and defeat President Obama by a margin of 100-120 electoral votes in a landslide victory come November. Among the states he expects Romney to carry: Ohio, Iowa, Colorado, Virginia, Wisconsin and New Hampshire. Root, a former Libertarian Party Vice Presidential candidate, is a well-known Las Vegas oddsmaker. He has endorsed Romney this election cycle.
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Should we worry when money and politics mix? Common wisdom suggests that large campaign contributions can corrupt politicians and disenfranchise regular voters. But Bradley Smith, former chairman of the Federal Elections Commission under President George W. Bush, warns that laws designed to regulate campaign contributions can have unintended consequences, actually making the playing field more advantageous for incumbents and stifling broad participation in the political process.
Smith is currently the Josiah H. Blackmore II/Shirley M. Nault Professor of Law at Capital University Law School in Bexley, Ohio — a suburb of Columbus. Here, he explains the downside to campaign finance reform in a brief talk for LearnLiberty.org
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Like the Detroit Tigers sweeping the New York Yankees, can Mitt Romney go 3 and 0 by taking tonight’s foreign policy debate from President Obama? Pundit Dick Morris thinks Romney could well run the table, having gotten inside Obama’s psyche and undermined his confidence in the first two debates.
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