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Wondering if anyone has seen the Clinton ad for Obama?
Strange to me but I get several takes on the ad. Not sure what to make of it, wondering what anyone else thinks of the ad.
1. Seems to me he looks like a person that drinks too much.
2. He seems a little aloof, like not all there.
3. Also get the impression he is doing the ad for the party and his heart is not really in it for the candidate he may not really think much of.
I saw it, and like a typical lib who really does not care for the military, BJ Clinton thinks it was brave of Obama to give the go ahead to kill Osama, because if the troops had all died, it would have been bad for Obama... not the poor dead troops and their families, but bad for Obama.
And you know everything BJ Clinton said in that ad was approved of by Obama.
I saw it, and like a typical lib who really does not care for the military, BJ Clinton thinks it was brave of Obama to give the go ahead to kill Osama, because if the troops had all died, it would have been bad for Obama... not the poor dead troops and their families, but bad for Obama.
And you know everything BJ Clinton said in that ad was approved of by Obama.
I have seen it, also and saw all the things that both of you viewers of it saw.
The best part of it is that it is Obama spiking the ball over the murder of bin Laden. Didn't he say right after the killing that they shouldn't be spiking the ball because of the death? Well now he is spiking it and using BJ Clinton to help him do it. Ain't something that our friends from the progressive side of things haven't been able to see this thing or get their directions from their main sources of information? Over 30 minutes and they haven't said word one.
I think it is very unclassy of a fmr. POTUS to be making campaign ads. But then, no one ever accused Either Bubba or Obama of having much class.
I suspect Bill Clinton wouldn't appreciate an ad being done showing the genocide he ushered in by blowing up those bridges in Bosnia. Courage no, cowardace, yes.
Dead men tell no tails, no Osama and not the 22 Navy seals who were murdered (all in one helecopter) so they would never leak the truth.
Clue: Why was Bush not worried about getting Osama near the end of his 2nd term? Because he knew he was already dead.
When it comes to the use of force and the US military, the impeached former President Clinton should know better than to throw stones from his glass house.
It's not even a full moon out today and yet you'r still howling at the moon!!!!!
Have you seen the pictures of bin Laden? You know the ones the White House refused to show us a week or two ago? When you see them how about telling us where you saw them.
Where were you when the Clintons said that Obama wouldn't have the guts to answer that 3 a.m. call he might get some night. Oh yes, they did say just that in an ad that was played all over that spring of 2008. Now, all of a sudden, BJ thinks that Obama is a hero.
Have you seen what Arianna Huffington said on NBC this morning about that ad? It will be the end of those slobs when more and more Obamaites hear what is going on.
Wondering if anyone has seen the Clinton ad for Obama?
Strange to me but I get several takes on the ad. Not sure what to make of it, wondering what anyone else thinks of the ad.
1. Seems to me he looks like a person that drinks too much.
2. He seems a little aloof, like not all there.
3. Also get the impression he is doing the ad for the party and his heart is not really in it for the candidate he may not really think much of.
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