Time for Romney to roll out the heavy stuff?

After weeks of facing outrageous allegations from the Obama campaign and other Democrat entities, Mitt Romney's Republican presidential campaign struck a harder tone on Tuesday, and took aim directly at President Obama:

"Mr. President, take your campaign of division and anger and hate back to Chicago." 

My friend Don Dickinson shares this reaction:

That is the first hopeful message I have seen from Romney. He will now be viciously attacked for his rhetoric. If he walks it back by one millimeter we are back to "there is no hope." If he takes the pounding and returns it with heavier blows there will be greater hope. 

God fights on the side with the best artillery.
- Napoleon Bonaparte

Hard pounding, gentlemen: but we shall see who can pound the longest.
- Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington, at the battle of Waterloo, when informed that Napoleon’s artillery was very effective. His artillery later pounded Napoleon’s army into a decisive defeat.

We'll dig a little deeper, as well as gauge Romney's tone later in the week, on this week's Don and Doug program, Friday afternoon at one o'clock, on TalkSouthRadio.com.