Obama ad on Osama despicable...

Darla said:
DH, now that Tupac is back on tour, do you think this may change? I mean, how close are we to Reagan taking the stage and endorsing Mitt Romney at the convention?
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Lol... Romney doesn't need to cling to a former President the way Obama does. Funny how you all continue to try and deflect away from Obama's use of Clinton.

I suppose it must suck knowing your 'leader' is so inept that he must rely on a former President to help him 'lead'.
 
Superfreak said:
Lol... Romney doesn't need to cling to a former President the way Obama does. Funny how you all continue to try and deflect away from Obama's use of Clinton.

I suppose it must suck knowing your 'leader' is so inept that he must rely on a former President to help him 'lead'.
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He doesn't? LOL. I remember the 2008 primaries, man all Mitt talked about was Reagan. I didn't watch them this year, I couldn't stand it.
 
Superfreak said:
Translation: Bush did it, so its ok if Obama is like Bush. Gotcha.

Funny, but I could have sworn it was a left wing nut that I quoted. I give credit to Obama for making a call. But for pretending that it was all done due to his bidding (rather than the 10 years the CIA and others were tracking down Osama) is nothing short of sad on his part. Trotting out billy boy for the ad highlights how pathetically sad Obama is as a 'leader'. Has any other President so desperately clung to a former President like this?
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Yes, every successor of Reagan.
 
Darla said:
BTW, here's a really interesting take on this:

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/2012/04/inside_the_mitt_laden_smackdown_1.php?ref=fpblg
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(Excerpt from article) On its face it calls for an aggressive, hardcore response from Romney, putting to rest any idea that he lacks the inner resolve to have taken down bin Laden or stand toe to toe with Obama. But I suspect that folks in Chicago are figuring that with the wringer Romney’s been through in recent months, putting on so many different masks and faces, done so awkwardly and with diminishing credibility, that that itself will put him in a bind from which he can’t escape. Can Romney now credibly refashion himself as some mix of Conan the Barbarian and Rambo? Or will that simply reinforce the impression of falseness and unbelievability? (End)

Deja vu or a re-run of the McCain campaign? Just like McCain sold his soul for a run at the White House Romney has put on whatever hat suits the party he's attending. It must be a Republican thing.

Romney unequivocally stated he would not go into Pakistan during the 2007 campaign and that means he wouldn't have caught Bin Laden. There is absolutely nothing wrong with Obama reminding the people. And let's not forget the potential comedic element as we watch Romney veer and swerve his way through this. My bet is it should be quite entertaining as he certainly has experience doing just that.
 
Republican pussies will whine about anything. Shit had bush had the balls to get him you'd never have heard the end of it.
 
Darla said:
I don't think there is anything wrong with the ad, and considering how r's marketed 9/11 and bush's bullhorn and sadam and all that stuff, i don't think they have any right to talk.

I have no idea what Ariana is thinking, but i have always considered her nothing more than a grasping opportunist so who knows.

The people on the left who will have a legit problem with this are the ones who believe we had no right to kill Osama. I am not one of them. And I don't have a problem with Obama putting it on his resume. But guess what? I understand why Republicans do. Isn't that textbook Rove? Take your opponents strongest point and attack it as a weakness until it is one? Yeah, it is. And they want this off of Obama's table come November. That's why they started this. They got one "lib" to go along with it, that's news? They always do. There is a cottage industry of libs who make a living by being the "even the liberal Steve Jones said..."

I hope obama doesn't cave and keeps this on the table. The one who squeals is the one you hit and the Repubs have been squealing like stuck hogs ever since this ad hit. Too bad. Bush failed, Obama succeeded. Own it.
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I agree with Darla on this. I'm glad that Osama is dead, and I am glad that Obama sent in the SEALs to kill him. It was a great day for America, and a great day for its leader. I am not a supporter of President Obama the politician, but I think he has handled military matters well, and am a supporter of CINC Obama. There is a beer in my horizon that will be toasting the death of Osama on the May 2nd anniversary.

Obama > Osama
 
The Obama team set a trap and caught some dummies (R). More traps and more dummies (R) coming up shortly. This is going to be so much fun!!!!!!
 
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