Gov. Pawlenty continued his attacks on Barack Obama today, saying the president is “spending the country into bankruptcy,” is “projecting potential weakness” to America’s enemies, and has “governed in an extremely liberal way.”
Pawlenty told the conservative website Newsmax that Obama has
a philosophy that government knows best, a nanny-state mentality on domestic issues that will ultimately be corrosive to the other pillars of our country — to markets, private enterprise, individual responsibility, freedom and liberty.
And T-Paw has what it takes to stop nannies from corroding pillars. On health care, Pawlenty pitches his plan to let companies sell coverage across state lines, adding
we need to make it more affordable for individuals and families, businesses, and governmental entities. But instead they are now focused substantially on expanding access.
If Obama is the object of scorn, Pawlenty’s home state doesn’t fare much better in his speeches. He has made Minnesota a punchline in past talks, but last week managed to draw boos at the launch of his new Freedom First PAC by introducing himself as “coming from a state that is the home of Humphrey and Mondale and Wellstone and now U.S. Senator Al Franken.”













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Comment posted October 26, 2009 @ 10:31 am
Is that photo supposed to be Tim or Rupert Pupkin?
Comment posted October 26, 2009 @ 10:56 am
So, he’s decided to take the Romney road to the nomination by mocking and ridiculing the very people that elected him Governor twice.
Comment posted October 26, 2009 @ 11:13 am
John, the image is a still from the linked video (posted by a T-Paw aide) that is not well lit. What you see is a moment when one of the 500 PAC event attendees took a flash photo.
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Comment posted October 26, 2009 @ 2:04 pm
Sounds like the Governor has adopted Newt Gingrich’s style of opposition marginalization …. repeated pairings of words like “extreme” with “liberal” …. doesn’t matter if the portrait painted is fair and balanced – that’s not the purpose after all
too bad it’s effective.
Comment posted October 26, 2009 @ 5:20 pm
You go man! It’s time our elected officials showed signs of a backbone and stand up for America. Keep Telling it like it is.
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