New Lost Verse To Alannis Morrisette's "Ironic" Discovered 17 Years Later

Above the Post One-Liner:

It's just a perpetual calender of opposite days in retard world.

-- ErikW

Don't you think?

"Everything bad that's ever happened under [Romney]…he blames on other people, and that just isn't very Presidential." -- @theDemocrats (apparently a real Democratic twitter feed)

Oh, by the way, Obama's a liar.

I'm looking at Twitter now, watching people like Mike Allen from Politico trying to gin up interest in this.

Meanwhile, Greg Sergeant (identified as an easy turn by Media Matters, willing to print whatever they pushed) mused thusly:

But here’s my question. Even if you accept that there’s no evidence Romney had direct involvement in Bain’s investment decisions, is this really the type of argument that’s going to fly with voters? My guess is that the distinction the Romney campaign is making here will be lost on them. They are unlikely to buy the argument that Romney bears no responsibility for the activites of a company during a period in which he is listed as the “chairman of the board, chief executive officer, and president” of the company.

In other words, as @drewmtips interprets, "So what if the facts aren't on our side. They're slightly confusing and Romney will have to fight back against the confusion. So let's push the false story anyway, guys!!!"

Thanks to @slublog.

posted by Ace at 03:38 PM

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