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What Obama Is Saying Is Simple: The United States Has Become Too Big To Fail.

Every Great Political Campaign Rewrites The Rules; Devising A New Way To Win Is What Gives Campaigns A Comparative Advantage Against Their Foes.

Romney Has Adopted Almost Every Position Conservatives Want Their Candidate To Espouse: He's Pro-life, He Wants To Repeal Obamacare, He Wants To Cut Taxes And Cut The Federal Budget, And He Wants An Unapologetic Foreign Policy Dedicated To The Proposition That This Too Will Be The American Century.

The Problem Is That Borrowing Money To Pay Back More Borrowed Money That Will Oblige You In The Future To Borrow Even More Money Doesn't Sound Kosher. Because It Isn't.

Obama Lost His Ability To Push His Agenda Through Congress When He Received What He Himself Called A 'shellacking' In The November 2010 Elections. That Shellacking Was Primarily The Result Of Massive Policy Overreach When He Had A Democratic Congress In His Pocket.