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Mitt Romney Will Outsource US Jobs?
You can view the full ad below but the premise deserves a consideration.
If you intend to vote for Mitt Romney, which you shouldn’t (yes, we’re allowed opinions at this site and so are you), you must consider his mindset and the type of business he runs, a private equity firm.
On this page, you can view Barack Obama’s State of the Union Speech and see the overall reaction to the speech.
In case you missed the State of the Union Speech last night, here is the State of the Union Speech video in its entirety from January 25th, 2011.
The war in Iraq officially ended last week in a dreary speech by President Obama, a speech that hailed the war heroes, tepidly reviewed the results of the war campaign, and ended with a somber reflection on our economy.
If the speech left a taste in your mouth, it was not one to leave you salivating for more.
How do you triumphantly speak about a war with which you disagreed?
Like much of America, I tune into Meet the Press on Sunday mornings.
This morning Joe Biden was the guest on Meet the Press with relatively new host David Gregory.
They talked about a myriad of topics but I had trouble listening…because Joe Biden kept commanding me to “Look!”.
After Al Gore lost the election to George Bush, his demeanor changed as if a weight had been lifted off his shoulders. He became much more electable after he lost the election.
The same can be said of John McCain in his loss to Barack Obama. For some reason, he lost his true self during the presidential race and then found himself again after it was over. Had the real John McCain run against Barack Obama, he might have faired a little better.
I think of these character changes as I just watched a full Larry King interview with George and Laura Bush.
Politicians who say the word “look” all the time are driving me absolutely insane!
As I watched John McCain and Barack Obama on 60 minutes last night, I realized what my new commander-in-chief is going to command me to do most often: “Look!”
Sometimes, when political parties aren’t doing a good enough job at creating commercials for their candidates, you just have to do it for them.
In the 2008 election, Barack Obama is losing steam because McCain is claiming Barack is just popular, rock-star politician with no substance.
Here is the ad I have created for them:
Observations on the Political Speeches Last Night [June 2008]: John McCain is a Kinda Creepy, Hillary is Finally Hillary, and Barack is Just Plain Cool!
It was unnatural. There were moments when it seemed the teleprompter must have parenthetically included: Smile right NOW and Look At The Camera. The smile was forced out like a painful delivery and somewhat sinister.
