I disagree with it, but I seriously think this line could be very effective

[Stinky The Clown]

"You know there's something wrong with the kind of job he's done as president when the best feeling you had was the day you voted for him."

That won't play well with you or me. It wasn't needed for the other side. But it can go right to the uninformed heart of an undecided voter's thinking.

It was a clever variation - and maybe even a rhetorical improvement - of St Ronnie's "are you better off today than you were four years ago" line.

[Firebrand Gary]

1. I disagree, Stinky

I think that when our Convention begins and we start to detail our accomplishments, Romney is going to look like one dumb fucker!

[Angry Dragon]

2. Obama can bring up the increase of the Stock Market

[cilla4progress]

3. MY thought on this is

1) the day ACA passed was awful fricken good
2) Lilly Ledbetter
3) Arms treaty
4) Osama

you get the drift. Need I go on?

[RedStateLiberal]

15. Even the most uninformed voter knows exactly who was president

when we got bin Laden. That alone makes Romney's line ineffective.

[Amonester]

4. A lot of 401k's are a lot better off today than four years ago for starter...

And those who do don't want to go back there either.

Especially with these zombies' Rolls/Royce and their highway of lies and racism.

[Tom Rinaldo]

5. It's a thread worn line of attack though

It goes all the way back to "So how is that hopey change thing working for ya?" It was a moderately clever phrase but there's no new damage in it.

[Iris]

6. I thought it was a really stupid line.

I mean, really. There's never going to be a time in my life when voting for anyone, and I mean ANYONE, is the best feeling I have.

And, frankly, now that I'm thinking about this more, it smacks of racism. Almost like he was saying, "...that feeling you had voting for a BLACK man!"

[cynatnite]

7. I thought it was a bit condescending and racist...

It's saying, "you voted for the first black president and you feel good about it. It's okay to not vote for him a second time".

[Iris]

12. I agree. Add it to the list of racist statements and incidents that were a part of this pathetic

Excuse for a convention

[ChoppinBroccoli]

8. People Won't Even REMEMBER The Republican Convention............

.............after the Democrats blow their convention out of the water. You want to see good speeches and a well-run convention, just wait until next week. And if you want to hear a speech that will blow the doors off of any Rmoney has ever given, just watch........well..........ANY speech Obama has ever given. And just wait until next week, when he tops them all.

But the REAL death-blow to the Republicans will come after Obama HUMILIATES Rmoney in the debates. You think Obama made McCain look silly? You ain't seen nothin' yet.

After those 2 events, even the most hardcore Republicans won't be able to remember a thing that happened during their convention. And if you don't believe me, tell me what you remember about the 2008 Republican convention. I watched it and only remember about 2 seconds of it. And those 2 seconds got their asses kicked by every last second of the Democratic convention, capped off by quite possibly the best acceptance speech ever delivered.

[bigtree]

9. undecided folks never felt that feeling in the first place

he's a jerk and makes a jerk argument here.

[ahimsa]

10. I felt better the day Obama was elected..

..than the day I voted for him. Way way better. I'm baffled they don't realize that distinction.

[lumpy]

11. The best feeling for me will be the day when Obama is elected again.

Obama isn't anymore perfect than the best of humanity, but by God, Romney is certainly a lot less perfect than Obama.

[Blecht]

13. It would only be effective

for people looking for an excuse to vote for Romney.

[razsmith01]

14. hot

great for all