Is criticizing the President's stand on Bain capital by Democrats some kind of

[mfcorey1]

campaign strategy? It is happening too often to just be chance. Bill, Deval Patrick, Ford, Booker, Rendel. and others we don't know have all spoken out.

[cthulu2016]

1. I think some Dems think it is bad political strategy

And their vanity won't let them keep it to themselves. (And, of course, their golf buddies are always bitching about it.)

It may well be a bad strategy, but since Clinton and Patrick and Booker and Rendel can actually call the WH to talk about the wisdom of the strategy they should not be criticizing it in public (!!!)

[southernyankeebelle]

2. There is something to see with dems. They so good at knifing each other. At least republicans

stand together even when they are wrong. Dems politicans think only of themselves no longer the greater good. This is a new breed of dem. Corporate dem. We are all pushed under the bus no matter who will win the next election. What they are doing is shooting the president in the heart.

[MjolnirTime]

3. This might be evidence that those tools aren't actually Democrats. Don't you think?

[BlueCaliDem]

6. That's what I've been thinking. Say what you will about Republicans

but they won't knife each other in the back. At least, not publicly.

[spanone]

4. romney runs on bain, romney deserves opinions of bain.... gObama

i don't get it....

[marmar]

5. Perhaps they're worried that their own corporate whorishness might be exposed.

nt

[DonCoquixote]

7. Let's be frank

There is a fifth column in the Democratic party, whose whole job is to make sure the country cannot shift leftward. Yes, the DLC was part of it, so was Americans United. They are not concerned with winning, as being the minority party is like having a blank check for doing nothing, an eternal excuse to say "well those mean GOP won't let me do anything."