Yeah, no. He didn't mocked her, he didn't shove her down, nor did he walk away. In his book he wrote that kids were teasing them both about claiming that he was her boyfriend. He says he shouted that he wasn't her girlfriend and gave her light shove. Interesting enough , the woman was interviewed for another book, and she claims that Obama never shoved her and says he stuck up for her several times. She says that both she and Obama were bullied mercilessly and she calls Obama her savior and knight in shining armor.

Obama's campaign is arrogant for renaming their elevators, yet Romney's campaign isn't even though he is selling tickets to his inaugural retreat and was talking about VP picks back in January.
Biden and Obama's endorsement of gay marriage has led to a flood of donations to campaign, Democratic leaders unifying behind Obama and voicing their support for gay marriage, an increase of support for gay marriage in the polls, the NAACP officially endorsing gay marriage, and the announcement seemingly having no negative effect for Obama in the polls. I'm going to push aside the absurd idea that the Obama camp wasn't expecting a counter attack on Bain ( and the idea that it's just plain unheard of for a more conservative democrat to express their “concern” ) and point out that the Obama team has made more Bain-centric ad buys, and have ramped up their attacks on Bain. Lastly, my god, Schoen again? Fox new analyst and Mark Pen's partner in crime? The guy who hates the healthcare law and thought it would be brilliant if President Obama didn't run for reelection? I give not a single fuck about what Schoen thinks. That guys is famously terrible.

Wow, this is terribly shocking. The same people from rural counties that voted against Obama in the primaries and the general in 2008 are still voting against him now. That really sucks. I was really hoping we could take Kentucky this year. Funny no one ever mentioned that Obama got more votes than Romney in Ohio and other states. I guess that isn't headline worthy.

Meh. Not a good poll, but it is only a single poll, we're months before the general, and Obama doesn't need Florida to win re-election.

A surrogate walking back an ill thought out statement? That NEVER happens in politics! Clearly this is something we should label as shady and wrong! It's a good thing that every single republican and every single surrogate that Romney has supports his ever changing positions! Because if they didn't, this ad would seem weak and reek of desperation.

How terribly shocking.

Oh, FFS.I said this previously and I will say this again: It's the Democratic party. Not only is dissent frequent, it's expected.
The idea that Clinton had control is laughable.
Democrats were only too eager to criticize him and his admin over the non issue that was whitewater, pretty much blamed him for the midterm losses, and claimed to be oh so scandalize about Monicagate. A few even voted to begin the impeachment proceedings and handful voted for impeachment. Not to mention they criticized welfare reform and NAFTA and anything else they disagreed with him with.

* nods * You're absolute right that we don't vote monolith, but the idea that we will vote for Mittens, supporter of voter id laws, supporter of letting the housing market hit bottom, the man who wanted Detroit to go bankrupt, supporter of the anti-contraception laws, who wants to repeal the health care law, turn the public schools to voucher based systems, and wants privation of unemployment benefits instead? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHH*gasp*GAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA

How can Davis be a democratic star when he is no longer a Democrat? Davis ran in the Alabama gubernatorial primaries and was crushed. He lost over 20 points and the black vote. Why? Because the black folks don't vote monolith and he ran as conservative and just expected the democrats and the liberals to rally around him. Davis was to the right of not just Obama, but the entire Democratic party. Instead of learning the lesson that in order to be elected as a Democrat, you actually have to vote, act, and speak like one, he got pissy and left the party. Then he started making false stories on how he witness voter fraud and that everyone knows about it but he won't give details about.
Ford hasn't held office since 2006, and wasn't particularly well loved then. The only reason his name is known now is that he's Scarborough's side kick who seems to like spewing republican talking points. Not sure how that makes him a Democratic star.
That said, it's the Democratic freaking party. Not only is dissent frequent, it's expected.

The Republicans filibustered almost every damn bill that made its way through congress. It's why the DREAM Act failed and why passing immigration reform was impossible. That aside, Romney is trying this now. Anything to distract from the fact that he had promised to veto the DREAM act, claimed his immigration policy was self deport, claimed that he supported Arizona and South Carolina's immigration's laws, and had Kris Kobach, the architect of Arizona's immigration's law, as an adviser and was proud as recent as January to have Kobach's endorsement.