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"      Willard, Willard, Willard, you&amp;#039;re just not cut out for this kind of thing. The Romney camp released its first TV ad of the campaign and, yes, the campaign did manage to step all over its own dick while doing so. The ad is utterly dishonest but, luckily, the campaign already had in place a defense strategy for when the campaign got called on the ad&amp;#039;s dishonesty, a campaign that musters all the self-pity and poor-widdle-rich-boy disdain that has made Willard so popular with 22 percent of the people who might actually vote for him. &amp;quot;Three years ago, candidate Barack Obama mocked his opponent&amp;#039;s campaign for saying &amp;#039;if we keep talking about the economy, we&amp;#039;re going to lose,&amp;#039;&amp;quot; wrote Romney&amp;#039;s communications director Gail Gitcho. &amp;quot;Now, President Obama&amp;#039;s campaign is desperate not to talk about the economy. Their strategy is to wage a personal campaign \u2014 or &amp;#039;kill Romney.&amp;#039; It is a campaign of distraction.&amp;quot; Rules are for losers. Stop picking on me. MOMMMMMMMMMMM! Oh, and does the Romney campaign really think that Obama campaign is &amp;quot;desperate not to talk about the economy&amp;quot;? What else has the president talked about for the last month? Really, Willard, do better than this. You&amp;#039;re almost the damn frontrunner. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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