http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/04/rachel-maddow-mitt-romney-very-poor_n_1254709.html?ncid=edlinkusaolp00000009

"I'm not really concerned about the very poor" (because they already have a
safety net)  And then he says he misspoke.

Kinda like when Santorum says that he isn't for making black people's lives
better by giving them somebody else's money.

Can't the GOP party field a candidate that at least approaches some sort of
moderate conservative philosophy?
Does that even exist anymore?

I'm not saying that the Democrats are perfect, or the best choice all
around. The two parties vote side by side on many issues that I think
people should be against. SOPA and PIPA are two of them that had support on
both sides of the aisle. But the GOP candidates just seem to be bat-shit
crazy or extreme in some way or the other!

Also in the segment you see that the job situation has gotten progressively
better since the recession in 2008 and that's great news for everyone.

Hopefully all this talk about a world recession is just that, and as things
improve in the US there will be a corresponding positive ripple effect
across the world.


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