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In response to "Why get upset? He lost, and that should be enough, It's not like the Romneys were ever going to get in sackcloth and ashes and cry "we were wrong". -- nm" by Roger More

but to decry the process as unfair after the fact and to not face up to the mistakes they made is disingenuous and whiny.

Posted by Diva (aka Diva) Mar 4 '13, 09:59

blaming their loss on Obamacare while not conceding that people actually needed healthcare is a big part of the problem with political narrative here.

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"It turns out that people actually do want their government to be useful in their lives, and it's just not fair." -- nm - con_carne Mar 4, 10:05
No argument there. But the Romneys are pretty much irrelevant now. For me, that's enough comeuppance? -- nm - Roger More Mar 4, 10:05 5
- They are going to have very little to teach the next Republican nominee. It's a huge missed opportunity. -- nm - con_carne Mar 4, 10:07 4
  - Republican nominees =/ Sith Lords ;) (I'm sure the next nominee will have drawn his own lessons from the Romney campaign) -- nm - Roger More Mar 4, 10:11 3
    - like romney learned from mccain? I mean, it's the party that's broken as well as the men. -- nm - amanda Mar 4, 10:15 1
      - I think you can say that Romney did learn from McCain's campaign - like carefully vetting his VP candidates - but that's like fighting the last battle - Roger More Mar 4, 10:29
    - Sure we are. - Darth Cheney Mar 4, 10:14
wel,l they're politicians, so yeah. - znufrii Mar 4, 10:05

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but to decry the process as unfair after the fact and to not face up to the mistakes they made is disingenuous and whiny.

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