Springtime for Romney has been averted. 

I feel sorta bad (okay, not really) about attaching a picture of Michael Steele to this comment, one in which he is wearing nazi drag and cavorting with the House Drunk and Grannie Panties, but hey – he’s an intelligent guy and the cognitive dissonance seems strong in him. 

It’s time Steele left the Republican Party, otherwise, he’s just another otherwise not-too-bad person who stays in the nazi party ’cause he is deluded into thinking he can effect change from within. 

Yes — I’m skimming the surface of Godwin’s law – but I believe I am still in compliance as I have only made an analogy in this comment, not accusations or name calling. That and the pics are satire-ish

Donald the Trump gets his hair done by Scrooge McDuck’s ass-stylist.

“The BBC’s Chris Morris in Brussels writes: Europe will be waking up this morning with a general sigh of relief. Opinion polls have always shown President Obama to be more popular than Governor Romney across the continent – but for most governments, too, continuity in Washington is better than a changing of the guard. The US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner – as well as the President himself – has been closely involved in discussions on the eurozone. The EU is so embroiled in its internal debates on the eurozone crisis that it doesn’t want any external distractions.”

Also:  “‘Relieved but underwhelmed’ appears to sum up much of the European press reaction”