Obama Infomercial!

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yahasifff

If “President Obama” goes into the Pentagon I hope he’s frisked really good – Hahahahahaha
So true.
How on earth can the American Press throw away its reputation to promote Obama. “Whiteman’s greed?” “Economic Justice?” It is mind boggling. “Spread the wealth around?” Endorsed by Hamas, Hugo Chavez, Iran. Breath takeing. Russia on the move. Obama couldn’t even pass CIA clearance. People are going to vote him into the white house? Election 2008.  American public hypnotized by a demogogue. OMG

3swelldogs3

Good Americans will HAVE to revolt some how…if obama does win. and I’m not talking about in a voting kind of way.

MaelstromOfAnonymity

Oh, I think they will, which is scary and yet comforting simultaneously. Real Americans are not going to tolerate this marxist whore in the white house, and if it happens he won’t sit there for long. That’s not a threat either. It’s simply a fact.

FrankCastlez

If you believe in the principles and the institutions that have made this nation great, that have given more liberty and prosperity to more people than any other system on the face of the earth, that have created the most tolerant and giving and successful society in human history, then I urge you to reject the candidate who rejects these and our principles. Vote for McCain/Palin08

RockTheFacts

I can’t either – I can’t wait to send him back where he came from. He hates his own family and we are supposed to belive he cares about us?!

JohnRaytheon

if you drink the obama koolaid, you can believe…and OBEY

EVEN THE AP SAID OBAMA’S INFOMERCIAL WAS FILLED WITH LIES:  from hotair.com

The Associated Press watched it too, and surprisingly, the 30-minute infomercial also failed to impress them:

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama was less than upfront in his half-hour commercial Wednesday night about the costs of his programs and the crushing budget pressures he would face in office.

Obama’s assertion that “I’ve offered spending cuts above and beyond” the expense of his promises is accepted only by his partisans. His vow to save money by “eliminating programs that don’t work” masks his failure throughout the campaign to specify what those programs are – beyond the withdrawal of troops from Iraq.

Calvin Woodward reports that Obama misled viewers on at least five key points in his 30-minute final argument:

• Health care costs – Obama claimed his plan would lower costs by $2500 per year per family, but it doesn’t.  In fact, Obama can’t point to any particular cost reductions.  He plans to spend $50 billion over five years on modernization and chronic-disease prevention and presumes that this will lower costs in the future, but in the meantime it raises costs at least in the short run on everyone (the $50 billion doesn’t come out of thin air).
• The Pay-Go of his plans – No, he hasn’t demonstrated that he’s found the revenue for his spending, despite his claims last night.  Non-partisan analysts believe that his spending programs will add at least $428 billion to the deficit in his first term, and that’s if you accept his non-specific pledge to cut spending in other areas.
• Tax cuts for working class families – Before the commercial aired, he had already begun backing away from that idea because of the financial crisis, although Obama didn’t acknowledge it in the ad.
• The “right” to affordable health care – Obama doesn’t guarantee coverage in any of his plans, at least not for adults.
• Getting out of Iraq – Obama noted that the US spends $10 billion a month in Iraq and talked again about “bringing that war to a close” — but he’s backed away from his previous pledges to get out on a strict 16-month timetable, which is as fast as the remaining units can be properly withdrawn.