Obama Will Be Campaigning, Harshly, Negatively, As Mega-Storm Lands in Louisiana

Let's just get this on the record so everyone notes it.

While the media continues insisting that Republicans cancel their convention, or at least greatly neuter their "tone" as regards Barack Hussein Obama's many failures, due to the as-of-yet hypothetical Victims of Isaac, they don't mind that the guy who actually oversees FEMA and commands the Army Corps of Engineers is out politicking.

What do Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan, Chris Christie, Marco Rubio, Ann Romney, Ron Paul, and Scott Walker have in common?

None of these men has any position, formal or informal, in FEMA's command structure.

What else do they have in common? They are all victims of a media campaign to "moderate their tone" in a political convention.

Meanwhile, the guy who actually does have a formal role in the management of federal emergency relief is permitted to politick in peace, without any suggestion from the media that he ought to "moderate his tone."

Will the hypothetical Victims of Isaac be harmed by his partisan campaigning? Apparently not. Apparently they'll find succor and strength in his soaring, healing new catchphrase, "RomneyDoesn'tCare."

Chris Wallace says the media should stop with this partisan "nonsense" (only the "nonsense" is his word), and I agree.

posted by Ace at 06:25 PM

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