A Campaign Theme

During the primary season, the Obama campaign set into motion a plan to "destroy" Romney.  It was not known then that Romeny would become the presumptive GOP candidate, but the plan was and is in place.

It is already known that the Bain attacks are unfounded. The release of tax documents mantra is wearing thin and without merit. 

The latest attack is that Romney somehow caused the death of a cancer patient.  We also know that a campaign official, Stephanie Cutter, is involved in coordinating the campaign with the ad created by a Obama supportive Super PAC.  We also know the facts in the steelworkers layoff and contract buyout, the health insurance held by the spouse that died with no connect to her husband's company, and the date of her death was many years after her husband's company closed. All of these "facts" were ignored by the PAC and the campaign as they crafted the attack together.

Never let it be said that the media, if you can call MSNBC media, is now involved in the same type of attack on Romney.

On Thursday's The Ed Show, former Newsweek reporter Jonathan Alter took the campaign's attack and expanded on its apparent lunacy.claimed that "a lot of people will die" when Obamacare is repealed.

Later in the discussion he expanded on Obama campaign talking points, "Repeal equals death. People will die in the United States if ObamaCare is repealed. That is not an exaggeration. That is not crying fire. It's a simple fact."  The real fact is the Obama campaign wants to destroy Romney and will say or do anything to do it.  More from the Media Research Center