Mitt gets real with George Stephanopolous

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Is $100,000 middle income?
MITT ROMNEY: No, middle income is $200,000 to $250,000 and less.

From Tax Policy Center:

Nothing more needs to be said.

Don't turn your back on us Mitt!

Not when you're begging for cash.

Obama's worst nightmare!

Ever notice how this unique titleholder changes every few months? No?

Well, let me refresh your memory, starting in 2008.

First it was John GET-OFF-MY-LAWN McCain.

Till he picked the GILF, and Alaska Palin was unleashed on the country. People forgot about Bush very quickly. Just like she forgot "tax cuts" was an important thing to throw into her word salad.

Mitt Picks his Alaska Palin

The good news for him is that this one may be a tad more educated, so won't be quite the boat anchor Palin was.

I had predicted Pawlenty, but obviously things are not going well for the Mitt campaign, and he needs someone more than blah. Of course Rubio and Christie want to run for POTUS someday, and do not feel so rosy about Mitt's chances, so they chose wisely, since running and losing might sound the death knell for their ambitions.

Enter Paul Ryan of the two numbers and other "facts."

Is Biden a GOP puppet master?

It certainly seems that way. How else do you explain the steady stream of gaffes from Team Romney, like this one: McCain: Palin was 'better candidate' than Romney?

Seriously? If Alaska Palin was better than Mitt Willard, shouldn't she be the nominee? Otherwise, it'd appear that in the last four years she has taken a dive (she has, but that is not the point) or that Mitt has somehow gotten better (he hasn't).

Or this one from Ed Gillespie (could very well have been Ed Rollins): RETROACTIVELY RETIRED

Can't Biden sue for patent infringement? I mean this is the guy who was trying to figure out how his parents, er, did it, in a dingy little apartment with, like, many people around.

Yes, he actually said that out loud!