Collapse - Obama for America TV Ad:Response Ad To Romney’s Jeep Claim

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Published on Oct 29, 2012 by BarackObamadotcom
http://www.youtube.com/user/BarackObamadotcom

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. Romney makes me very angry....lies and more lies.

This ad is very hard-hitting, as they all should be.

Go get him, Obama!

[southernyankeebelle]

3. Love it. Instead of calling him a liar he says he is dishonest. GO OBAMA GO

[GETTINGTIRED]

2. Bout Time

Finally ....they said the word lie and stopped trying to pretty it up....

[Jim__]

4. "Chrysler itself has refuted Romney's lie."

That's great. Call it what it is, a lie.

[Enrique]

10. "Romney's lie"

[Binders Keepers]

5. Why do campaigns always follow the same hackneyed formula?

In creative writing class, they say "Show, don't tell" the reader. I wish the campaign would dispense with the ominous music and the "leading the witness" narrative style and just lay out the facts: SHOW the actual printed words in Romney's NYT op/ed ("If General Motors, Ford and Chrysler get the bailout that their chief executives asked for yesterday, you can kiss the American automotive industry goodbye.&quot SHOW Romney making the assertions about Jeep. Then SHOW Chrysler's rebuttal. The hearer can't dispute it if you're using the guys' actual words.

[willhe]

7. where talking republicans

they'd dispute rain is wet after getting drenched in a downpour
they'd dispute crap dont sink after putting their head in a port-o-john after 100 people took a dump

[tclambert]

9. The commercials come on, I head to the kitchen to make a sandwich. How am I gonna read all that?

Visuals help, but you almost have to think of political commercials as radio ads.

[Enrique]

11. they showed the part Romney fears the most

the headline, "Let Detroit Go Bankrupt" with Mitt's name under it, the NYT logo and the date.

The part you talk about is the part that Mitt directs people to look at because it is less clear how wrong he was.

And it is hardly a "hackneyed formula" to refer to "Romney's lie" and to call him "dishonest", in fact I can't think of a previous presidential ad that used those words.

[speedoo]

6. Good.

I think it hits hard.

[Tx4obama]

8. K&R n/t