The Bill Clinton lovefest

It happened today. In exchange for being a party to this embarrassing event, Mitt Romney received token praise from Bill Clinton and a favorable review from the pro-Obama partisans at Politico, which condescendingly called Romney’s remarks “one of [his] best-prepared, and best-delivered, speeches of his campaign.”

At a time when America desperately needs a president who can distinguish our enemies from our friends and act accordingly, wouldn’t it be nice to have a Republican presidential candidate who can distinguish his political friends from his political enemies and act accordingly?

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