President Obama returned to the campaign trail on Thursday and earned the endorsement of Mayor Michael Bloomberg of New York, an independent former Republican whose background more closely resembles that of GOP challenger Mitt Romney.
The president’s return, after three days spent directing the government’s response to Hurricane Sandy, marked the end of a storm-prompted cease-fire between Obama and Romney, and they went back on the attack in battleground states.
Comments
I'm really interested to see if the media Benghazi blackout continues after the election.
http://www.wnd.com/2012/11/the-smoking-gun-of-the-benghazi-cover-up/
Good point. I think it will just to give an appearance of continuity regardless of Tuesday's outcome. While most of us can make some good assumptions, I believe the facts will be largely "out" within a month or two.
As other bloggers noted, Boston globe intends to have a complete Benghazi blackout. Bloggers need to remind the Globe of its dereliction of duty on a daily basis.==As far as blaming the storm on "Climate Change" that is a LUDICROUS assumption. The Globe KNOWS this. This is nothing more than an attempt to EXCUSE Barack Obama for his complete and utter economic FAILURES. So now, it's going to be Blame, Blame, and Blame. Barack Obama is NOT a Leader. He doesn't want to take responsibility for his constant FAILURES.
If global warming has nothing to do with the super storm does this mean that the earth is really flat?
Your "super storm" was guided west in part by an unusually large cold air mass.