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In reply to the discussion: GOP plans to throw ‘the book’ at Obama 2012: President’s own words will be used against him in elect [View all]Telly Savalas
(9,841 posts)41. This is a tactic that needs to be punished mercilessly
For every 30-second ad that those douchebags run that do this, the Obama campaign needs to run a 1 minute ad showing how the quote was taken out of context, emphasizing how the ad is propagating bullshit, and asking the viewer if they can trust the White House to an asshole that lies to them.
In the debate, Obama needs to stick a finger in the face of his opponent can call him a liar and demand he retract the ad and apologize.
Standing up and fighting doesn't mean engaging in jerk-off tactics like making fun of a candidate's spouse. It means biting into his or her ass and not letting go when they play games with the truth.
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GOP plans to throw ‘the book’ at Obama 2012: President’s own words will be used against him in elect [View all]
Judi Lynn
Jan 2012
OP
The beauty of this is that in all those things the President experienced TOTAL obstructionism.
Firebrand Gary
Jan 2012
#1
"job gains, homeowner assistance, help for people in poverty, lower health insurance premiums..."
ProfessionalLeftist
Jan 2012
#3
No doubt highly edited and twisted, just as Breitbarf does in all his fine work.
gtar100
Jan 2012
#7
People have grown accustomed to politicians promising the world and then delivering nothing.
Thaddeus Kosciuszko
Jan 2012
#8
That doesn't mean, however, that voters overlook and/or excuse it on election day.
24601
Jan 2012
#14