ObamaCare ... more than a glitch

Molars colonized by ambitious antiquarian architecture

It's a toothpaste ad.

I don't know, it just looked sort of neat.

Any voter who'd support Obama because of this commercial ought not be allowed anywhere near a voting booth.

UPDATE: It's an English version of a Putin ad!



"Perhaps Obama’s new campaign slogan should be “Screw Obama.”"

"Act of Terror" It was the video!!!???

New Ad Features 'Obama Phone' Lady

Fraud and Deceit

This iconic picture of Barack Hussein Obama of whom children sang "MMM, MMM, MMM" ....

turns out to have been stolen by Shepard Fairey from the AP (Associated Press).

Fairey made millions from the photograph but lied about its provenance. The whole sordid tale is told by Gordon Crovitz  in the Wall Street Journal.  This led to the following comment by Jeffrey Shaw

The fact that the most identifiable item from the Obama campaign of 2008, was itself a product of fraud and deceit is perhaps the greatest bit of irony to emerge from this disastrous part of American history. I'm afraid i will not live long enough for that time 20 or 30 years from now when the pre-packaged and entirely fatuous "truths" of this charade of a Presidency are finally revealed by young and courageous historians for the charade that they truly are.

Well Said.

Mr. President, It's time to show up for work

Who's Democratic Party?

The Breakup

Boyfriends

At least two “Republican women for Obama” are Democrats.

John Hinderaker

It happens all the time in talk radio: a caller will say that he is a lifelong Republican, and will recall fondly how he voted for Ronald Reagan. Then he says that today’s Republicans have gone too far, and for the first time ever he is voting for a Democrat! These callers are nearly always lying. If you look them up, you likely will find that they are Democratic Party precinct chairmen.

The Obama campaign is trying to perpetrate the same deception. It has just released a video called Republican Women For Obama, which features four or five women who claim to be Republicans, or to have been Republicans until recently. But, of course, they are appalled by Mitt Romney–it is hard to say why, apart from a couple of discreet references to abortion, but did they really just now figure out that the Republican Party is pro-life? The ad is surprisingly ineffective, but it is also dishonest. At least one of the women who pose as “Republican women for Obama” is a long-time Democrat.

 



Her name is Maria Ciano, and BuzzFeed finds that she has been a registered Democrat in Colorado at least since 2006.



Wait a minute, here's her mother who is another one of the "Republican women."

The women in the video aren’t named, but she is Delia Ciano–none other than Maria Ciano’s mother

 

 



Is this an indication that Team Obama could not find even a handful of Republican women who are planning to vote for Obama just to have their birth control pills paid for by the taxpayer and provided by the Catholic Church? Are all of Obama’s “followers” fake? You have to wonder what is going on? Who are they trying to fool?

My wife, who is a Republican woman, has just left to attend the Republican convention in Tampa - her first - despite the fact that Tampa is in the path of a hurricane. I suspect that there is an electoral hurricane headed for Obama. After a big storm, there is always some debris to pick up but there is also a feeling of freshness, of cleansing … that the earth has been swept by the wind and washed clean by the rain. That is what the day after this election will feel like to most Americans.

 

 

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