Ronald Kessler is keeping up his sycophantic fluffing of Mitt Romney in a pair of recent Newsmax articles.
In a July 25 column, Kessler took President Obama’s “you didn’t build that” comments out of context, claimed Obama “attack[ed] the very essence of what makes America great,” and added that “Mitt Romney aptly said the president wants Americans to be ‘ashamed of success.'”
In his July 30 column, Kessler even more blatantly shilled for Romney:
To those who understand how the economy works, that makes perfect sense. Instead of taking more money from Americans through taxation, Republicans would let people keep more of their own money so they can build companies and buy goods that lead to more jobs.
Mitt Romney has been laying out a vision that would make that growth possible. Romney would stop President Obama’s practice of bashing businesses and Wall Street, cut regulatory burdens that make it difficult for companies to operate, reduce government employment by 10 percent through attrition, approve the Keystone pipeline project, get rid of the crushing burden of Obamacare, and keep tax cuts in place.
Indeed, Romney has said that simply his election would signal to businesses that they can feel confident to expand and take risks.
Kessler will be serving up more of this sycophancy as the election nears.