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Fed up with his overbearing wife and his lack of authority over the children, Nels packs up and heads out for an indefinite period of time. While running a mobile mercantile of his own, he stays at a boarding house owned by Molly Reardon, a beautiful Irish woman who shows him the respect and appreciation that he's never had at home.moreless
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In the first scene, Willie is taking gumballs from the mercantile, and when Nels catches him doing it, Willie quickly put at least a dozen in his mouth. Nels then proceeds to grab his son and shake him angrily. Willie could have easily choked to death from this, and yet Nels didn't seem to realize it was completely unsafe to be doing that to a child whose mouth was completely stuffed with gumballs.
This is the second of three episodes that focus on a main male character who starts a relationship with a much younger woman and eventually sees the light. It happened first with Doc Baker in Season 1's Doctor's Lady, and it happens a third time with Mr. Edwards in Season 9's Love.
Harriet: Go on up to your room, Willie.
Willie: Why?
Harriet: Because I want to be alone with your father.
Willie: What for?
Harriet: You wouldn't understand.
Nels: (jealous about seeing Molly kissing another man) I just thought you'd rather be alone with him.
Molly: Glory be to the shamrocks! Why should I want to be alone with my own dad?
Nels: He's...he's your father?
Molly: It's he himself. Dan Reardon. He comes here regularly.
Nels: Oh. Oh! (laughs)
Nels: (about Molly) About what happened yesterday...I wanted to explain. What happened between me and the girl...I don't want Harriet to know.
Charles: Well, whatever happened is between you and Harriet and the girl.
Nels: Her name is Molly. Molly Reardon. She runs the boarding house. She's really a lovely woman, Charles. She makes me laugh, and we enjoy each other's company. Most importantly, she makes me feel young again. I love Harriet, but...I guess I'm just a little mixed up right now. I need to sort it all out. Can you understand anything I am saying to you?
Charles: I really don't think it's up to me to understand.
Nels: I suppose you're right. How can I expect anyone else to understand when I don't even understand myself?
Nels: I can't marry you, Molly.
Molly: What? Why not?
Nels: Well, for one thing, you already have a father. You don't need another.
Molly: I hardly think of you as my father.
Nels: Perhaps not consciously, but......I don't think your feelings for me are the same as a woman's feelings toward her husband.
Harriet: He's my son too, and more so!
Nels: And how do you figure that?
Harriet: Because I bore him!
Nels: Well, you bore me too! But that doesn't make you my mother!
Mrs. Oleson: What in the world is that?
Mr. Oleson: What do you think it is? It's a hair-piece.
Mrs. Oleson: Oh, a hair-piece![After a pause, Harriet bursts out laughing] Oh Nels! It looks like a dead squirrel!
Mr Oleson: A man has to look his best while he is on the road!
Mrs. Oleson: Well, I say if you want to look your best, then you better bury that thing.
Featured characters: The Oleson family, mainly Nels
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In the more than 17 years that KRNV-TV has televised the balloon race, 2007 marked the first year in which the station acquired HD images directly from the field for live broadcast. This year's event drew an estimated 180,000 spectators throughout the three days in September, making it the largest in the history of the event.
David Feher, director of engineering for Sunbelt Communications, parent company of KRNV-TV, said the missing link in their HD broadcasts up to now had been how to get live field acquisition to the station for broadcast. Through RF Central's new CMT-IIs and RMR-IIs, they were able to transmit a reliable live HD signal from the remote Canon HDV cameras.
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More and more, today's workers want jobs that are more creative and involving. — 123rf.com
Aided and encouraged by the Internet and social media, the world is acquiring a more entrepreneurial mindset, especially with the emergence of a younger generation that prizes flexibility, openness and the opportunity to make a difference in their careers.
Is the world becoming more entrepreneurial? It seems to me that it is. When I started on my career more than 40 years ago, if someone called me an "entrepreneur," he was insinuating that I was unreliable.
There's quite a contrast with the present day: The Branson Centres of Entrepreneurship in South Africa and the Caribbean, which we opened in 2006 and 2011 respectively, have helped over 4,000 budding entrepreneurs to access the skills and support they needed to launch their businesses — 4,000 people who were excited about their plans and proud of their new careers.
Technology seems to be driving this new wave, decreasing the cost of starting a business and democratising the process. Entrepreneurship is no longer a path only taken by the independently wealthy or those with ready access to funding.
Here's what I mean: Let's say you want to make handmade shoes and sell them at your own shop. The cost of starting up such an enterprise is a small fraction of what it used to be, say, 50 years ago.
You don't need to rent a storefront place to be able to sell your shoes because you can open an online store for free. It's less likely that you'll overspend on raw materials since you can contact suppliers around the world and shop for the best price.
You also won't need to pay a crippling interest rate on a loan because you can raise money on various crowdfunding sites. Or through government grants or other schemes. In a little over two years, Virgin StartUp has helped the British government to provide loans for more than 800 new businesses in the UK — almost US$12mil has been distributed.
Finally, you won't need to pay for advertising, since you can build excitement about your brand for free on social media.
This last factor, social media, is an important facet in the new entrepreneurial spirit. Platforms from Facebook to Twitter to Pinterest have had a profound impact on how brands are created and marketed.
The marketing we relied on to launch the Virgin brand was very similar. As I've mentioned before, Sir Freddie Laker, my mentor, advised me to make myself the face of the company back when we were starting up. This was great advice!
Our team dreamed up adventures for me to go on and stunts to perform, and the news coverage constituted a form of free advertising. It gave Virgin a human dimension that was easy for our customers to relate to. Building a personal brand has never been easier than it is now. Everywhere on social media — whether chefs, musicians, gardeners and even scientists — are launching their own brands.
People are much savvier about how their image is portrayed.
But does this mean that everybody creating a personal brand on Instagram is an entrepreneur?
Not exactly.
It does indicate that entrepreneurial thinking is being applied across a wide range of industries. And because of this, there is better understanding of entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship, and the stigma has fallen away.While not everyone wants to become an entrepreneur, the millennial generation, which is now a major force in the global job market, clearly desires many of the benefits that one might associate with entrepreneurship.
About a year ago, The B Team, a group of business leaders of which I'm a member, released a "New Ways of Working" report detailing a shift in attitude toward employment, primarily driven by millennials.
Overall, our research found that rather than traditional perks like pensions and long-term job security, this generation tends to value opportunities to travel for work, the freedom to talk openly on social media, the chance to work remotely and have the option of flexible hours, and doing work that makes a positive impact on people's lives.
Even higher pay is no longer a deciding factor for many such workers.
Retaining top talent has always been tricky, and companies need to realign their approach to make the most of this entrepreneurial shift.
While some businesses may not be able to offer employees all of these benefits, they might consider at the minimum providing a platform for the entrepreneurially-minded to flourish, since you need a healthy collection of "intrapreneurs" in order to keep innovation flowing.
The report also found that 92% of 21-24 year olds who were surveyed believed that entrepreneurship was vital to the new economy and job market. When I was a 21-year-old entrepreneur, the consensus among my peers was certainly nowhere near this emphatic! The change in attitude is wonderful to see.
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Right off the barstool onto its drunken hipster ass.
Who knew there were so many people on both sides of the political divide with terrible taste in beer?
Finally, something we can all agree on!
Frank Booth would like a word with you.
Libertarians are drinking a lot.
I guess we can rule out Sam Adams. He was a politician, and they want to get government out of their beer.
Unlike socialists, who just want to get beer our of the government
In America, vodka is taxed by the machinery of the state.
In Soviet Russia, the machinery of the state is taxed by vodka.
A lot of "high gravity lagers" at 12%ABV made by "craft brewers" that have no address, distributor company name, phone number, or URI on the can.
Libertarians are drinking Free Beer, of course!
Or anything from 21st Amendment brewpub, or really just about anything they want.
God only knows what the Libertarians are drinking
Pike Place Kilt Lifter in the winter, 21st Amendment Hell Or High Watermelon in the summer. Life's too short to drink bad beer.
"God only knows what the Libertarians are drinking."
A golden chalice of delusional self righteousness and crocodile tears.
The invisible brand of the marketplace!
Libertarians drink unpasteurized milk, bhang, and Four Loko.
Rollin' down K Street, quotin' Rothbard, sippin' on Mises Juice…uuuupp tiiiiight…
Huh – I always figured the world's most interesting man voted regularly.
He doesn't always, but when he does, he votes Democratic.
I have to say I really thought "Miller-Lite" would be the universal one. I've done some time working in bars and no matter how many other great beers are on offer, from better tasting cheap beers to nicer crafts, "Lite" would always outsell all of them, even Bud and Bud-Light. Proof that with enough advertising dollars you can make dudes think that drinking watery, wimpy, awful tasting beer is the epitome of manliness….
I think that depends on where your located. When I was working in bars it was always Bud-Light and even finding Miller-Lite any place was a rarity. And when I lived in Philly it was Yuengling or you get hit.
I don't always preach, but when I do it's that people shouldn't drink lite beer.
axes, maggie… according to this, natty light is the most bipartisan beer.
Huh? That's odd. According to this chart everyone I've ever played hockey with, and myself, should be a high turn-out Republican. Who dafuq did they even ask?
Anyway, when it comes to good beer, we like to keep it local. Bell's Oberon in the summer, Wolverine State Premium or Amber the rest of the year. Though, I do like Leinenkugel Sunset Wheat and Octoberfest to infill seasons, it's just not quite as local.
Interesting that this poll lacks representation from either of the largest American-owned beer companies (depending on how you define it).
Pabst is the largest American-owned brewery, though some of their beer is brewed out of the US. Yuengling is the largest American-owned brewery that also brews all of its beer in the US.
And Libertarians should be home-brewing!
And Libertarians should be home-brewing!
Why would people who are obsessed with free markets and commerce take a do-it-yourself approach? Libertarians would want to buy beer from someone who was better at brewing beer than they were. They also probably believe the brewers should be exempt from any sort of health or safety regulations.
Anarchists should be home-brewing. And they probably are.
Nobody ever metions that chapter of the Anarchist Cookbook.
Not my preferred source of recipes, for sure. You should try my anarchist 3-bean chili, though. Now with more thermite!
Which political alignment do I have to join to not get shitty beer?
Damn this 2 party system! I'm voting independent and drinking Magic Hat on the east coast and Anderson Valley on the west.
Oh man I was at Anderson Valley last month and they had this oatmeal stout aged in bourbon barrels that was fantastic.
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Dirty South reprazent. I tried this beer just to support local people doing interesting things, and it turned out to be the best beer I've ever had by a wide margin. Seek it out if you're ever in the very limited area that offers it so far.
Anderson Valley Oatmeal Stout is the finest beer available for sale in the united states.
Really dig their Boont Amber Ale.
Republicans sure drink a lot of light beers.
No wonder McCain ran as "Busch Light."
Republicans are concentrated in the Red States, which tend to be hot and humid. If you're out working in your yard in St. Louis MO, home of Anheuser Busch, and it's 95 degrees and 95% humidity outside, a Budweiser is about the heaviest beer you can drink, and even a Bud Light's pretty good, if it's cold enough. The kinds of thick heavy beers we drink in San Francisco weather don't work so well there, and vice versa.
If you're talking about ice cold, crisp lawnmower beers, give me a Pabst, Schlitz, or Mexican beer like Modelo. I don't know how people drink Bud. It's a shame that PBR has a stigma to it too, because imho among the low budget macros it's the most drinkable. Not that that's much of an achievement.
But the study says they're drinking Sam Adams, which is WAAAAY heavier than Bud.
Considering that Sam is a Boston originated beer, and therefore most Sam drinkers are Bostonians, and given that Boston is one of the nation's most liberal towns, I find this completely bullshit.
I'm as liberal as they get and it's pretty much Sam Adams or Guinness for me. There's a sample size of one for ya'!
Probably has to do with the clueless ancestor worship the tea-party has going on.
My first thought as well.
I get really irritated by poorly labeled charts. Which dimension does the size of the bubbles represent?
It represents a metric derived from how great tasting the beer is divided by how filling it is.
My governess's husband brewed his own. Where does that put me?
Somewhere in the antebellum Northeast, I'd have thought. You wear it well.
I thought Republicans drank homebrew because "they built that".
More like Miller Low Life, amirite?
I used to drink MHL due to the fact that–in my area–it was the cheapest 12 pack by a buck. The taste was plain/acceptable, but there was a slightly rank aftertaste and the hangovers were bad. So now I pay the buck hipster tax for PBR. Yeah, "it sucks" etc, but my beer-drinking is a utilitarian thing. PBR tastes fine because it tastes like beer, and anything heavier does not compute in the Atlanta heat.
I really wanted to support Yuengling. Great taste at a great price, but–and this has been substantiated without prompting by two friends–we just can't get fucked up on it. The internet says the ABV is the same, but I swear it's weaker than other beers.
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Fernando Damaso, 17 May 2016 — In the few available spaces for people to express their opinions in the official Cuban media (letters to the editor of "Granma," "Rebellious Youth," a page of "Workers", "Ordinary People Talking" on Havana Channel, "Cuba Says" on Cubavision, and others), they complain about and attack useless, bureaucratic, irresponsible and lazy officials, who don't do what they're supposed to do and let problems mount up and increase. The editors of these spaces are no better. The criticisms are not forwarded, but remain stuck at square one. They are rarely sent on to the relevant government ministries or organisations. It seems that these deplorable events only occur because of officials' mistakes, since, higher up, everything is perfect and there is no responsibility for any of it. Continue reading "Harsh Reality / Fernando Dámaso"
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The Castros Will Miss Obama / Iván García
Ivan Garcia, 23 May 2016 — It was a warm autumn night in 2015. The Mikasuki casino, in a swamp in the Everglades, thirty minutes from downtown Miami, was crammed full of anxious people, frantically pressing buttons on the slot-machine screen.
The cushioned floor absorbed the footsteps of good-natured assistants who manoeuvred about like the captain of a drifting gondola, carrying their trays of drinks. Continue reading "The Castros Will Miss Obama / Iván García"
Cuba: The Return of the Power Cuts / Ivan Garcia
Ivan Garcia, 27 May 2016 — As of three weeks ago there have been power cuts of up to three hours in different parts of Havana. Sometimes longer.
"Friday, April 29 in Altahabana (a neighbourhood in the southeast of the city), the power was cut off from eleven at night until four-thirty in the morning. Because of the heat, I spent the whole night waving a fan over my eight-month-old baby. Two days earlier, there was a three-hour outage in the afternoon," I was told by Magda, who works at Comercio Interior.
In the central and eastern provinces, the power cuts started in the middle of March. According to Reinaldo, who lives in San Pedrito in Santiago de Cuba, 550 miles east of Havana, the blackouts aren't the only problem. Continue reading "Cuba: The Return of the Power Cuts / Ivan Garcia"
Why Cuban Agriculture Is Inefficient / Iván García
Ivan Garcia, 19 May 2016 — The raindrops tinkle on the zinc roof of a greasy hut used to store sacks of fertilizer, agricultural tools, and the various ancient contraptions that are always be a nuisance to keep in the house.
Osvaldo, the sixty-five-year-old owner of a farm southeast of Havana, calmly takes a drag on a cigarette butt, scratches his head with his thick fingers, which look like twisted meat hooks, and asks his son, "Where the hell have you left the wrench to open the water pump?" Then, once the engine has been started, he runs through the rain back to the entrance of his house. Continue reading "Why Cuban Agriculture Is Inefficient / Iván García"
Missing People / Dora Leonor Mesa
Dora Leonor Mesa, 13 May 2016
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On all five continents, parents, brothers, spouses, are children are desperately seeking family members, about whom they have no news. Families and communities, who don't know what has happened to their loved ones, cannot move on from the violence which has disrupted their lives. Continue reading "Missing People / Dora Leonor Mesa"
Servile Talents / Fernando Dámaso
Fernando Damaso, 10 May 2016 — "There is really no spectacle more hateful than that of servile talents." (José Martí, Complete Works, Volume 13, Page 158, Cuban National Press.) I wanted to start these lines with this thought of the Apóstol [Cubans refer to Martí in this way], as many of our intellectuals, some of them with famous names, have joined the flock of government sheep, without having any need to do so, taking an active part in its campaigns of disinformation and manipulation of the people, going so far as to commit acts of violence against those who think differently to them, and demonstrating an aggressiveness which is foreign to them and does not fit well with their personalities. Continue reading "Servile Talents / Fernando Dámaso"
Beggars and Madmen: The Latest Spectacle in Cuba / Iván García
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Ivan Garcia, 1 May 2016 — Guillermo tries to run away, to avoid the stones the kids are throwing at him, as if he were a doll stuck on a target, but his legs, which are atrophied and beginning to go gangrenous because of his diabetes, can't respond to the urgent messages from his brain.
So he tries to hide behind some small bushes, but the stones keep flying around his head. It's four in the afternoon on a normal day in La Vibora, and, without anything better to do, the pair of youngsters do their target practice with an old man of over 80 who can hardly support himself on his crutches.
People eating pizzas in a cafe in Heredia Street, on the corner of Acosta, watch what's happening, like spectators who have come to watch someone being stoned to death in Iran. Continue reading "Beggars and Madmen: The Latest Spectacle in Cuba / Iván García"
Broken Families in Cuba / Iván García
Ivan Garcia, 2 April 2016 — The dilapidated old house where the Varona family lives, in the Lawton district of Havana, could serve very well as a set for a television series about marginalisation and violence.
The front wall cries out for a coat of paint. Cracked roof tiles threaten to fall off. And inside, the house is subdivided into seven small apartments.
Agustín, one of tenants, has an informal business selling building materials. Therefore he has been able to improve his apartment with Italian ceramic floor tiles, build a tiny bathroom with a modern shower and hot and cold running water. Continue reading "Broken Families in Cuba / Iván García"
The Repression Obama Did Not See in Havana / Iván García
Ivan Garcia, 22 March 2016 — Just when Air Force One landed at 2 pm at the Andrew military base on the way to Havana, forty-six Damas de Blanco (Ladies in White) walked in file along the central promenade of 5th Avenue, with photos, placards with slogan against the autocracy, and photos of political prisoners.
Starting eleven months ago, every Sunday, these women take part in a march which always ends in blows, detentions and insults between Castro supporters, and the opposition.
Nearly thirty foreign journalists, accredited to cover Obama's visit, arrived at the Santa Rita church to see what would be the olive green regime's strategy in relation to the resolute Ladies in White. Continue reading "The Repression Obama Did Not See in Havana / Iván García"
Goodbye, Obama / Iván García
Ivan Garcia, Havana, 23 March 2016 — Three hours before Obama delivered his speech in the Alicia Alonso Gran Teatro in Havana, while he was having his breakfast of bread and butter and cold lemonade in a private cafe in La Vibora, Anselmo shared ideas with a friend as to what matters the President of the United States would deal with in his address.
"You will see that the man will talk about the lack of democracy and human rights. This chap is not an idiot like Pope Francis or the President of France. He's going to announce new things", he said. Continue reading "Goodbye, Obama / Iván García"
The Urban Marabou* / Fernando Dámaso
Fernando Damaso, 5 March 2106 — Poor taste and anti-aesthetics have spread across the whole country. Havana is an excellent example of this. None of its suburbs or districts have been able to avoid it. In Nuevo Vedado, in Tulipán Street, between Marino and Estancia Streets, an African-Cuban religious-cultural centre has been put up, made out of waste materials which, instead of embellishing the location, has made it ugly. Apart from making everybody who passes it miserable, with its profusion of flags, full-size unartistic figures, worthless paintings and aggressive and dangerous metal sheets, it also afflicts its neighbours with music from early morning until late at night.
If it had belonged to any individual, the Planning Authority would have ordered its demolition by now, and would have ordered them to open up those sections of Marino and Estancia Streets, between Tulipán and Lombillo Streets to vehicular and pedestrian traffic, both of which have been closed and appropriated for its private use by the Ministries of Transport and Construction.
There is a repeat of the problem in the ramshackle facilities for the farmers' market in Tulipán Street on the corner of Protestante, where poor taste and anti-aesthetics are also on display, made even worse by the dirty environment at that location.
It seems that urban regulations don't apply equally to all situations, and that there are some strange "exceptions."
*Translator's note: Marabou is an invasive weed that has spread across much of Cuba's agricultural land.
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The Business of Exporting Cuban Medical Services / Ivan Garcia
Ivan Garcia, 26 February 2016 — In a hospital in East Caracas, a bronze plaque records:"To the medical workers who died in Bolivarian lands while doing their duty", as if they had fallen in battle.
But they didn't die in combat. They were victims of the street violence which has converted Venezuela into a slaughterhouse with the highest crime rate in the world. In April 2010, which was the last time the Venezuelan government reported on the matter, 68 Cuban doctors had died for that reason.
For doctors like Jorge (the names of the people interviewed have been changed), Venezuela was a nightmare. "I spent two years in a slum in Cerros de Caracas. Early in the morning you could hear fights and gunfire. It seemed like the wild west. The embassy advised us not to go out in the street at night. I have never felt so afraid. Not even during the war in Angola". Continue reading "The Business of Exporting Cuban Medical Services / Ivan Garcia"
What Women Want / Luis Felipe Rojas
Luis Felipe Rojas, 28 January 2016 — Patricia Jaramilla is a Colombian lady, whose composure helped her write What the hell do they want? — an independent production, which isn't a manual, but a "code for women," which is the subtitle of the text which she gave me as a present a few months ago.
We are talking about an energetic and relaxed writer, who produced a book in order that men could once and for all understand what it is they want. These are the times of the best sellers and not all works go the same way, or at the same speed, but this one promises to be a super best-seller, coming from an "indie" writer. Continue reading "What Women Want / Luis Felipe Rojas"
If We Are Talking About Terrorists / Mario Lleonart
Mario Lleonart, 29 January 2016 — A few days ago (January 15th and 16th) I took part in a gathering in Miami of the Coordinating Liaison Committee of the Cuban National Meeting, of which I am a member, along with eight others. On the 18th, on Martin Luther King Day in Saint Petersburg, Florida, I paid tribute to King, joining in the parade in his honour distributing copies of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. On the 19th I visited locations in Sarasota and Manatti, Florida, which had been pounded by tornados early in the morning of the 17th. Continue reading "If We Are Talking About Terrorists / Mario Lleonart"
Necessary Investigation Into Dead Cubans In The Nicaraguan Jungle / Juan Juan Almeida
Juan Juan Almeida, 18 January 2016 — Why don't the countries which are implicated carefully investigate, in a reasonable period of time, the disappearance of these Cuban migrants? Why doesn't the Nicaraguan government carry out an effective judicial investigation into these cases?
The accusers whisper, but, out of fear, do not accuse. They speak cautiously about dozens of Cubans abandoned in the jungle.
We will only have a rough idea of the number of those who have disappeared when those who are arriving and those who are still in Costa Rica, decide to break their silence. Continue reading "Necessary Investigation Into Dead Cubans In The Nicaraguan Jungle / Juan Juan Almeida"


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Last year, Bryan Fischer openly declared that Mitt Romney's Mormon faith "ought to be an issue in 2012" and that Romney should be forced to publicly declare whether he embraces Mormon teachings that conflict with the Bible so that voters can decide "whether they want somebody with those convictions sitting in the Oval Office."
Since then, Fischer has repeatedly attacked Romney over his faith, calling him a "spiritually-compromised candidate" and declaring that a Mormon president represents a threat to the "spiritual health" of the nation.
But Fischer has also realized that openly attacking Romney's faith in this manner might be problematic even at the American Family Association, so he has settled upon a trick whereby he continues to do so while pretending that is really the media which is attacking Romney's Mormon faith.
Fischer announced this trick a few months ago when wrote a piece claiming that if Romney became the Republican nominee, "the winger-left media" would not hesitate to highlight "the more unusual aspects of Mormon theology." And he has been using this framing ever since as he launches repeated attacks upon Mormonism while thinking he is avoiding responsibility simply because he is pretending that it is the media that is really attacking Romney's faith.
Yesterday, while discussing Hilary Rosen's comment about Ann Romney, Fischer demonstrated exactly how he does it, using the flap as cover to engage in a long attack on Mormon theology while saying that the media needs to ask Mitt and Ann Romney about it because the media once asked Michele Bachmann about her theology:
So, based on nothing more than a random comment made about Ann Romney, Fischer is now demanding that the Romney's publicly address the specific tenets of their faith ... while blaming it all on the media.
As we have said before, if Fischer actually thinks that he is fooling anyone with this pathetic charade, he is even less self-aware than we ever could have imagined.
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