HEH: Four Years Later, Obama Campaign Still Running Against Palin.

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HEH: Four Years Later, Obama Campaign Still Running Against Palin.

I notice the Obama machine seems to be putting a lot of effort into energizing its base via the recycling of familiar tropes. That’s not the mark of a confident campaign.

 

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WAPO/ABC NEWS POLL: Gas prices sink Obama’s ratings on economy, bring parity to race for White House.

This is why they want people talking about birth control.

 

[Bidin~Time]

and lightbulbs

 

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Looks like Team Obama really has decided to go all in on a nostalgia-based campaign. A month after producing their first campaign film, which managed to avoid talking about Obama’s presidency for more than half of its four-plus minutes to focus on the 2008 campaign instead, the Obama campaign has published a new fundraising ad that takes aim at their opponent … in 2008 (via Gateway Pundit and Breitbart TV):



Party like it’s November 2008!

The impetus for Sarah Palin’s remarks are apparently the debate over Obama’s support for Derrick Bell, the radical Harvard professor who championed “critical race theory,” which states that the American political system is designed to oppress minorities and perpetuate white supremacy. Does the Obama campaign really want to open that topic up for a national debate? Running ads like this will force the media to cover the topic. Wouldn’t they have been better off just ignoring the attack, and Palin — especially since she can fire up the Republican base better than the potential nominees can at this point? If this is the kind of strategery Team Obama will deploy this year, Republicans have a lot less to worry about than previously thought.

As long as we’re partying like it’s November 2008, though, let’s once again take a nostalgic look at this Obama ad attacking George W. Bush on gas prices:



There are plenty more where that came from. Now that Obama can’t run on the economy or gas prices, what does he have left? If it’s only Sarah Palin, Obama’s looking pretty desperate.

 

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Sarah Palin: Let’s Talk About the Real Issues, Mr. President




So much on point that Obama’s on his knees thanking his god that she didn’t run.


Let’s Talk About the Real Issues, Mr. President


The far Left continues to believe American voters are not smart enough to grasp the diversionary tactics it employs to distract us from the issues our President just doesn’t want to talk about — issues that affect us all every day and must be addressed.

Exhibit A in these diversionary tactics is an absurd new attack ad President Obama has released taking my comments out of context. I’m not running for any office, but I’m more than happy to accept the dubious honor of being Barack Obama’s “enemy of the week” if that includes the opportunity to debate him on the issues Americans are actually concerned about. (Remember when I said you don’t need a title to make a difference?)

 

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and lightbulbs

Don't forget guns and ammo. Ammo prices are going up already.

 

[Adre]

Obama team licking their chops, they can't wait for Obamalite to secure the nomination. Talk about shooting fish in a barrel. Cheesygrits? Really?

 

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Why would they attack a candidate who was almost the same as him?

 

[Adre]

Why would they attack a candidate who was almost the same as him?

Don't need to attack him, just quote him.

 

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yeah

lets quote NIGGA!


Energy prices will SKYROCKET

57 STATES

I will stand with MUSLIMS

I dont mind GAS PRICES GOING UP as LONG AS ITS GRADUAL!

want more?

 

[Adre]

yeah

lets quote NIGGA!


Energy prices will SKYROCKET

57 STATES

I will stand with MUSLIMS

I dont mind GAS PRICES GOING UP as LONG AS ITS GRADUAL!

want more?

Keep 'em coming. I forget, who won the election?

 

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I know, Lets talk PALIN

CBS News Poll: 80% of Americans Say They Were Better Off Before Obama Was Elected..




Via NRO:


In today’s CBS News poll:


Compared to four years ago, is your family’s financial situation better today, worse today, or about the same?

 

[Adre]

There's a big poll coming up soon. One that actually means something.

 

[garbage can]

yeah

lets quote NIGGA!


Energy prices will SKYROCKET

57 STATES

I will stand with MUSLIMS

I dont mind GAS PRICES GOING UP as LONG AS ITS GRADUAL!

want more?

Yeah, we need a civilian army every bit as powerful and as well funded as the military.

 

[Adre]

Eddie Rendell on Morning Joe today reminded us he was within margin of error his last election. Oh, he won by 21 points. Enjoy your stupid fucking polls.

 

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Yeah, we need a civilian army every bit as powerful and as well funded as the military.

the list is ENDLESS

 

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"You're absolutely right that John McCain has not talked about my Muslim faith."

 

[busybody..]

yeah

lets quote NIGGA!


Energy prices will SKYROCKET

57 STATES

I will stand with MUSLIMS

I dont mind GAS PRICES GOING UP as LONG AS ITS GRADUAL!

want more?

NIGGA and CHINKO changed their minds?

BS!

Energy Secretary Chu: On Second Thought, I Don’t Want To See Gas Prices Rise To European Levels…




Not sure why but I find myself doubting the sincerity of his change of heart.


(The Hill) — Energy Secretary Steven Chu on Tuesday disavowed his 2008 comments about increasing gas prices to European levels, remarks that Republicans have pounced on in recent weeks.

“I no longer share that view,” Chu said during a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing, adding that he wants to lower gas prices.

Chu, who just four years ago talked of boosting the price of gasoline to the levels of Europe, on Tuesday said higher gas prices could slow the economic recovery.

“Right now there is real hardship that Americans are suffering at the gasoline pump. We have gone through a terrible recession and a worldwide recovery, but the recovery is fragile and so, as I’ve said, another spike in gasoline prices could put that recovery in jeopardy,” he told reporters after the hearing.

“There are many, many reasons why we do not want the price of gasoline to go up, we want it to go down.”

Chu’s disavowal of his earlier comments is the latest sign of concern from the Obama administration over how rising gas prices could hurt the president’s reelection changes.