Romney to Attend Richmond Rally on Friday - NBC29 WVIR Charlottesville, VA News, Sports and Weather

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is making another campaign stop in Virginia this week.

[Lynchburger]

Good to hear he's going to be in Richmond. Now, NBC29, how about doing the story on the Romney signs damaged and covered with excrement in Albemarle County? Ahh, the tolerant Left.

http://p.washingtontimes.com/blog/inside-poli...

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Lynchburger wrote:

Good to hear he's going to be in Richmond. Now, NBC29, how about doing the story on the Romney signs damaged and covered with excrement in Albemarle County? Ahh, the tolerant Left.
http://p.washingtontimes.com/blog/inside-poli...

The story states:
"Sign wars are a traditional part of campaigning, and operatives use all sorts of tactics to try to put up as many signs as they can, and to protect their signs from vandalism by angry opponents." I don't remember ANY time when something this low down has occurred. Are we to accept this as the next level in "sign wars"?

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Lynchburger wrote:

Good to hear he's going to be in Richmond. Now, NBC29, how about doing the story on the Romney signs damaged and covered with excrement in Albemarle County? Ahh, the tolerant Left.
http://p.washingtontimes.com/blog/inside-poli...

OMG That happened in California too. To an elderly couple. They were even threatened. And a teenager somewhere was 'told off' by a teacher for wearing a Romney/Ryan T-shirt.

What the heck is going on?

[Lynchburger]

buyerbeware wrote:

<quoted text>The story states:
"Sign wars are a traditional part of campaigning, and operatives use all sorts of tactics to try to put up as many signs as they can, and to protect their signs from vandalism by angry opponents." I don't remember ANY time when something this low down has occurred. Are we to accept this as the next level in "sign wars"?

Just because it is "traditional" does not mean it should not be covered. There were similar incidents in Loudoun County and in Greensboro .... their news outlets covered it.

[bumpy]

This is almost as bad as the restaurant owner in Denver who is receiving death threats after declining a Romney campaign event.

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1012/820...
Neither side is doing a good job of maintining perspective.

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notlocal wrote:

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What the heck is going on?

I heard it was Republicans framing Democrats for some headlines.

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notlocal wrote:

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OMG That happened in California too. To an elderly couple. They were even threatened. And a teenager somewhere was 'told off' by a teacher for wearing a Romney/Ryan T-shirt.
What the heck is going on?

The liberal left is worried, especially after the poor showing at the debate.

[Tony]

Romney will be spreading more lies, deceit, and distortion. Mr. Flip Flop coming to Richmond.
Why doesn't Romney/Ryan tax plans not adding up?

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Tony wrote:

Romney will be spreading more lies, deceit, and distortion. Mr. Flip Flop coming to Richmond.
Why doesn't Romney/Ryan tax plans not adding up?

Sort of like your argument not adding up?

[Tony]

buyerbeware wrote:

<quoted text>Sort of like your argument not adding up?

My argument adds up because Romney is a liar and flip flopper.

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Lynchburger wrote:

Good to hear he's going to be in Richmond. Now, NBC29, how about doing the story on the Romney signs damaged and covered with excrement in Albemarle County? Ahh, the tolerant Left.
http://p.washingtontimes.com/blog/inside-poli...

Instead of the sign Romney should get it in the face.

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buyerbeware wrote:

<quoted text>The story states:
"Sign wars are a traditional part of campaigning, and operatives use all sorts of tactics to try to put up as many signs as they can, and to protect their signs from vandalism by angry opponents." I don't remember ANY time when something this low down has occurred. Are we to accept this as the next level in "sign wars"?

You don't remember anything. Go back to sleep.

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notlocal wrote:

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OMG That happened in California too. To an elderly couple. They were even threatened. And a teenager somewhere was 'told off' by a teacher for wearing a Romney/Ryan T-shirt.
What the heck is going on?

All of a sudden you bums care about what happens in the political arena, especially when a rethugs is runniing. You hypocrites said not a damn word when those FOX tea-baggers/racists attacked President Obama. Its still the color thingy.

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Lynchburger wrote:

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Just because it is "traditional" does not mean it should not be covered. There were similar incidents in Loudoun County and in Greensboro .... their news outlets covered it.

Get over it, you b@stards did horrendous things against Obamas signage.

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bumpy wrote:

This is almost as bad as the restaurant owner in Denver who is receiving death threats after declining a Romney campaign event.
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1012/820...
Neither side is doing a good job of maintining perspective.

He had a right to decline, Romney is scum.

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buyerbeware wrote:

<quoted text>The liberal left is worried, especially after the poor showing at the debate.

We are not worried, Romney will still lose. One faux hyped win doesn't a president make.

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buyerbeware wrote:

<quoted text>Sort of like your argument not adding up?

Sorta like your division is multiplied.

[JCS]

Where has our civility gone? Let's just focus on getting this country moving again. We can do it, we have done it before!

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JCS wrote:

Where has our civility gone? Let's just focus on getting this country moving again. We can do it, we have done it before!

Hmmmmmm....tell that to the haters out there. The tea-baggers and the Talibanlicans caused a giant rift amongst the haves and have nots. Of course you have that evil empire FOX adding Koch fuel to the fire.

[Lynchburger]

Oh and, in more news, Michelle Obama had a rally in Loudoun County today. They tried (for three days) to hand out 1,500 tickets but . . . alas, only 800 showed up. I'm afraid the thrill is gone.