Tag Archives: More in Sorrow Than in Anger

OBuyer’s Remorse

Posted on September 28, 2012 by Campaign Outsider

For months now the pro-Romney forces have been trying to thread this needle with independent voters: You had high hopes for Barack Obama; you gave him a chance; he wasn’t up to the task; it’s okay to move on. (See … Continue reading →

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Let The Whatever-Billion-Dollar Rumpus Begin! (MISTIA Edition)

Posted on September 27, 2012 by Campaign Outsider

From our More In Sorrow Than In Anger desk Perhaps aware that their presidential race is becoming too much of a smashmouth tilt, Mitt Romney and Barack Obama are starting to take the not high – but soft – road. … Continue reading →

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Scott Brown Plays The Sweater Card

Posted on September 16, 2012 by Campaign Outsider

From our As Night Follows the Day desk As soon as any political opponent even tangentially attacks Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown (R-Professional Nice Guy), it’s a mortal lock that he’ll immediately turn up in a TV spot wearing a sweater … Continue reading →

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Let The $4 Billion . . . Or $6 Billion . . . Or $9.8 Billion Rumpus Begin (MISTIA Edition)

Posted on May 6, 2012 by Campaign Outsider

How do you run against a president who’s personally popular, even if his policies aren’t? MISTIA – More in Sorrow Than in Anger. From the Weekend Wall Street Journal: Anti-Obama Ads Take Elegiac Tone Conservatives, Wary of President’s Popularity, Try … Continue reading →

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