0 comment Friday, May 30, 2014 | admin
It's official. Obama and the Democrats are imploding.
In a harbinger of things to come, Obama's presidential seal fell off of the lectern.
Then someone threw a book at him (at about 0:22 in the video). Better than a smelly shoe, I suppose, but still.
Next, a heavy, naked man streaked by him.
But the worst, and self-inflicted wound is Obama's accusation that the Chamber of Commerce is spending foreigners' money to drub the Dems.
This is especially rich, given Obama solicited foreign money for his 2008 presidential campaign and accepted untraceable donations. And let's not forget all the foreign contributions the unions accept. Although this gaping inconsistency doesn't bother Obama.
Obama's desperate "foreign money" claim is particularly galling, given the climate of uncertainty businesses face today and their reluctance to spend money and hire new employees. He's playing a high-stakes game and he's losing.
Indeed, the liberal New York Times quickly debunked Obama's accusation.
Even Bob Schieffer, on Face the Nation, said to David Axelrod, "If the only charge Democrats can make three weeks into the election is that somehow this may or may not be foreign money coming into the campaign, is that the best you can do?"
I think I'll just keep sipping on my Slurpee.
In a harbinger of things to come, Obama's presidential seal fell off of the lectern.
Then someone threw a book at him (at about 0:22 in the video). Better than a smelly shoe, I suppose, but still.
Next, a heavy, naked man streaked by him.
But the worst, and self-inflicted wound is Obama's accusation that the Chamber of Commerce is spending foreigners' money to drub the Dems.
This is especially rich, given Obama solicited foreign money for his 2008 presidential campaign and accepted untraceable donations. And let's not forget all the foreign contributions the unions accept. Although this gaping inconsistency doesn't bother Obama.
Obama's desperate "foreign money" claim is particularly galling, given the climate of uncertainty businesses face today and their reluctance to spend money and hire new employees. He's playing a high-stakes game and he's losing.
Indeed, the liberal New York Times quickly debunked Obama's accusation.
Even Bob Schieffer, on Face the Nation, said to David Axelrod, "If the only charge Democrats can make three weeks into the election is that somehow this may or may not be foreign money coming into the campaign, is that the best you can do?"
I think I'll just keep sipping on my Slurpee.
Labels: Attack Ad, Chamber Of Commerce, David Axelrod, Desperation, Dnc, Face The Nation, Foreign Money, Slurpee