When pledging to be bipartisan, Romney uses derisive term for the opposing party. "I’m going to meet regularly with 'Democrat' leaders."
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Rachel Streitfeld (@streitfeldcnn) October 28, 2012Frankly, we don’t get it either. Are we adding “Democrat” to the Handbook of Racial Code Words now?
@streitfeldcnn I don't think derisive means what you think it means.—
Jacob Hall (@JacobHall86) October 28, 2012
@streitfeldcnn You have to be kidding me. "Democrat" is now a derisive term? Break out the fainting couch.—
Trent (@Travesham) October 28, 2012
@streitfeldcnn really. You get front row tickets to a campaign and thats your reveiling tweet. Please, we clamor for more!—
Jason Colemann (@JasonColemann) October 28, 2012
.@streitfeldcnn Since when is Democrat derisive? I guess I've missed a Daily Kos briefing? You work for CNN? Odd…—
D.M. Hawkins (@HawkinsUSA) October 28, 2012
@streitfeldcnn Since when is the name of a political party derisive? You need to get off whatever you are taking/drinking…—
Gary Barber (@GaryEBarber) October 28, 2012
