I'm believe that place in Hell is somewhere in the 8th. Circle.

1.) Right to Work implemented in as many States as possible so unions can't extort dues from employees for political slush funds.
2.) Apply RICO to unions every time they destroy property and employ strong arm tactics against employees who resist unionization.

For starters Mitt needs to stop comparing what he did at Bain Capital to how Obama took over GM and Chrysler for the benefit of the UAW. The last thing a presumptive Republican candidate for President needs to do is consider capitalism as equivalent to cronyism and central planning.

If being chained by dependency to the Liberal plantation is your idea of "helping" the middle class, I'll pass. Now more than ever this nation need a modern day General Sherman turned loose on the Federal bureaucracy.

I'm sure the MSM is disappointed about the timing of this film's release. They wanted to break their own tear-jerking stories a couple weeks before the November election.

At least the Brujo Mayor is upfront about being a soothsayer. The MSM always manipulate their polling data to give the result they desire.

I need to correct you on one point. The self-anointed "99%" are far from representing that proportion of the population (most likely the true believers of the Left are 40% or less of the U.S. population). The libtard fleabaggers cannot be allowed to control the language of any debate.
That said, the gist of your post is right on target.

"Ron Paul for President" has been nothing but a forced meme. It won't even count as a footnote in electoral history.

Thank you for providing such an amusing analogy that illustrates the fallacy behind Dr. Berry's article. Too many people (including the good doctor) fail to ask what role the government has played in driving up the costs of medical care and medicine. Ever since health insurance was used to get around wage and price controls medical costs have skyrocketed.

I'll give Joel Pollak credit for trying to think outside of the box. Unfortunately the Republican Party is stuck in the same rut that gave us such a mediocre candidate in 2008. Until the Republican leadership understands that they must offer a clear, stark alternative to the Democrats the Lame-stream press will keep selecting the worst possible Republican candidate.
The largest contributor to this rut are the pollsters, modern-day soothsayers who keep trying to identify and address the nonexistent "average" voter. It doesn't matter how large of a sample they get, the results are still as arbitrary as reading the entrails of an animal. Additionally the Republican leadership need to understand that the vast bulk of the media will never, ever like them or be honest in reporting on their candidates and their positions. This includes these fake "debates" we have had over the last few election cycles which are nothing more than glorified press conferences run for the benefit of the various networks.