In the middle of an article about the exaggerations of Rick Santorum, Politico brings back an old myth. (Emphasis mine.)
Every senator — and every politician — who runs for president is prone to a bit of résumé-padding.
Newt Gingrich has drawn mockery for taking partial responsibility for ending the Cold War, while Mitt Romney has struggled to justify claiming credit for the creation of over 100,000 jobs. Finding the line between touting one’s accomplishments and blowing...

I posted something a few years back showing that the further right some commentators got, the more they started to see terrorists' points and agree with their critiques of the "decadent West." Little did I realize we'd ever have a Republican frontrunner...

Michele Bachmann says, "I just think it’s reprehensible when someone uses a little child to advance a political agenda."
Um...
I guess she means a liberal political agenda. Or maybe she didn't notice all those children waving signs they most likely didn't understand at Tea Parties....

This video clearly meets the "Romney Standard."
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