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Foreigner
While the visit could distract from the Republicans’ main line of attack against Mr. Obama, the economy, it is an opportunity for Mr. Romney, who as a former governor has little foreign policy experience, to play the statesman. (NYT, 7/2/2012)


The New York Times repeats a line that they first used about Bill Clinton when he ran for president: 'as a former governor, he has little foreign policy experience.' Oh, wait, they never said that! 


Here's a question. Who do you think would be better on foreign policy: a former governor who was also a CEO and ran the Olympics or a former community organizer?


Felines
President Barack Obama called Wall Street executives "fat cats," criticized their bonuses and tried to raise their taxes. The financial-services industry, in turn, has directed a stream of complaints toward the administration, fueling perceptions of a rift between the president and a key 2008 donor group.


But, defying expectations, the securities and investment industry has remained an important part of the Obama fundraising effort. Mr. Obama and the Democratic National Committee raised more than $14 million from the securities and investment industry through the end of April, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics. Mr. Obama's campaign alone raised $361,000 from the industry in May. (WSJ, 7/2/2012)


As RedStateVT has told you repeatedly, far from being the geniuses that they would have you believe, Wall Streeters are among the least intelligent people on the planet. 


No Question
As more than one conservative has pointed out, the integrity of liberal justices who reliably line up for whatever outcome is desired by the Democratic Party goes unquestioned. Indeed, the definition of integrity assumes one direction. (William McGurn, WSJ, 7/2/2012)


Well put.....