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Rabu, 06 April 2011

Obama Accused Of Ignoring Serious Issues In Favor Of Fun Fun Fun!

...Sorry About That "Fun Fun Fun" Thing - I Got That Rebecca Black Song Stuck In My Head After One Listen

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U.S. President, Barack Obama, is being accused of ignoring serious issues concerning America, in favor of having fun playing basketball, speculating on the NCAA (more basketball), going to concerts and golfing. His advisers really should have told him to tone it down and scale back on such activities, especially during a time of war and financial crisis.

It does not send the right message and has given his critics fodder to use against him on television and in print. So much so, it is the centerpiece of a successful viral campaign against President Obama, launched by Republican rivals and it's working.

STORY SOURCE

Priebus: Obama's Reelection Announcement Shows He Is Tone Deaf

“It’s the Republicans that are serious. It is the president who is filling out NCAA brackets, going to Jonas Brothers and going golfing and not tackling any of these issues,” he added.

http://www.nationaljournal.com

Selasa, 05 April 2011

Spoof Of Obama's Election Ad Doing Better Than The Original

The Politico website is reporting, the Republican spoof ad, preemptively attacking Obama's reelection campaign advert days before it launched, is doing significantly better than the President's piece. This may be due to the humor in the Republican ad that has President Obama riding a unicorn, sailing over a rainbow, while laughing like he just licked some "magic mushrooms."

Barack Obama

Obama looked higher than Lindsay Lohan in that commercial. That ad was so wrong, but funny. To be frank, Obama's ad is boring lacks that spark. It looks like an infomercial. The President's ad team is going to have to do better than that to keep the public's attention.

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