Who besides me sees the whiteboard distraction

[silvershadow]

as a great visual image of an out of touch, desperate campaign? I haven't seen any FB funnies yet, but I expect to.

[jberryhill]

1. Reminds me of a car dealer financing pitch

[davidpdx]

4. To expand on that

The car salesmen in the checkered suit with the slicked back hair saying "trust me, I'm your friend".

[jberryhill]

8. You can't afford not to buy this car!

[davidpdx]

10. Exactly

The slick used car salesmen. That's what R&R are all about.

[silvershadow]

6. True, dat. Maybe he thinks running for president is

more or less like selling a car. I noticed he left the impression he was lecturing a class of students or something. Or selling a deal to a group of investors.

[Drunken Irishman]

2. Definitely opened him up to some mocking...

Generally props don't work well in political campaigns.

[DCKit]

3. Hey! It worked for Glenn Beck. For awhile. nt

[RedStateLiberal]

5. Here's the DU whiteboard photoshop thread:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10021144256

[silvershadow]

7. Perfect. Thanks! (I don't get around much)

[Brother Buzz]

9. I get the feeling he's trying everything including channeling Ross Perot

Soon, he'll be doing Admiral James Bond Stockdale, "Who am I? What am I doing here?".

Sad, sad campaign, but I'm not complaining.