You can read Part I here. Some more bookeristas weigh in on the controversy:
YES: Ripclawe: "Romney Just Spoke The Truth"
Asserts the conservative Republican blogger in Florida, about Mitt Romney's statement: "Unfiltered truths in today's world is an evil thing. People don't want
to be offended or described in ways that are fact but is regarded as
being mean. Romney's talk about gifts that Obama gave out is fact. It
was pandering the likes no one has ever seen and Republicans thought
people would see thru it. The shock is people didn't care and loved
Obama being Santa Claus. The reality is you can't say that it was gifts."
YES: Samuel Gonzalez: "Romney Is Right"
The conservative Republican blogger in New York City opines "....[conservative commentator John] Podhoretz again is refusing to acknowledge that Obama knew that millions of Americans want 'free stuff' and he set policies to attract their votes. But, GOPers think it’s politically incorrect to say it openly for fear of how people would think.
What Romney did wrong was to listen to the same politically correct sensitive consultants who advised him not to attack Obama personally. So for the second election cycle in a row we didn’t hear about Obama’s radical associations like Jeremiah Wright or domestic terrorist Bill Ayers and his wife Bernadine Do[h]rn. We didn’t hear about Obama’s admitted cocaine use and other things. Meanwhile the Obama camp accused Romney of being a felon, a tax cheat, and being responsible for a woman dying of cancer.
Democrats are allowed to get away with anything like Elizabeth Warren claiming she’s a Native American, or Jesse Jackson Jr. winning re-election while being hospitalized for Clinical Depression.
If these Republicans continue to live in the PC world without trying to change it, they’ll continue to lose all the time."
Center-Right Debate, Part II: Did Obama Win Because He Gave Handouts To Minority, Youth Voters?
