I was disappointed that the first episode of Moyers & Company was not aired on my local PBS station according schedule, Fortunately, I found the show on the internet at Bill Moyers web site

The amazing thing is that there are middle and lower class Republicans strongly in favor of Mitt Romney as a President who will restore jobs to America.

I don’t know if this show will make anybody realize what is going on. What I find missing, other than an audience of the people who need to hear it most, is a description of the devious ways that money has been taken from the middle class by the wealthy.

I have been posting these explanations here in the hopes that the readers here will arm themselves with enough information to explain it all to the people who are least likely to read this blog.

I just had to make this post.  The title comes from a comment about The Talking Points Memo article Dems Prepare To Hammer Romney With The REAL Bain Onslaught.

“[If] Romney wins the nomination, this early fuss might have inoculated him against the Scrooge gambit,” TIME columnist Joe Klein wrote.”The public may feel Bain is same old, same old by October.”

Don’t buy it, Democrats say. Even while they acknowledge that they planned to roll out the Bain angle later for a reason, they find it pretty hard to contain their grins overall.

“I would have preferred to wait, yes, to keep the bottle of whup-ass fresher,” one Obama campaign strategist told TPM. “At the same time — and this is important to note — having the Republicans eat their own actually makes the Bain story more potent than we ever could because it instantly validates it as a line of attack and falls on independent ears as a matter of legitimate debate, not as a partisan line of attack.”

And when the real Bain attack comes, it will be anything but old news to the voters it needs to reach. After all, it’s hardcore Republicans who are paying the closest attention to the GOP campaign and its Bain moment right now, and they’re not voting for President Obama anytime soon.

While I like the article, some of the comments are real gems.