It's a good ad in the sense that it will make people think what the RNC wants them to think-- but it's not entirely accurate. At this point, the President and Congress have both met with BP CEO Tony Hayward. And it discounts the numerous steps the President, and the federal government, have taken in response to the situation.
The reality is this: he has pretty consistently put pressure on BP about the spill, and being responsible for paying for the damage-- but the conservative media chides him for that as well (here's a link to a Fox News montage of conservative commentators chiding the President for being too hard on BP: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A505w8MG0Uw).
And, of course, here's another example of your schoolyard rhetoric (...Obama sucks.). Also, I've got news for you-- this isn't what happens when you vote for a liberal; it's what happens when you vote for a politician. Unfortunately for us all, Obama is not the first President to be golfing during times of duress. I'm not defending his decision to do it, but it's not exclusive to Obama, and it's not exclusive to liberals (which at this point, I would argue that Obama is not).
It's a good ad in the sense that it will make people think what the RNC wants them to think-- but it's not entirely accurate. At this point, the President and Congress have both met with BP CEO Tony Hayward. And it discounts the numerous steps the President, and the federal government, have taken in response to the situation.
ReplyDeleteThe reality is this: he has pretty consistently put pressure on BP about the spill, and being responsible for paying for the damage-- but the conservative media chides him for that as well (here's a link to a Fox News montage of conservative commentators chiding the President for being too hard on BP: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A505w8MG0Uw).
And, of course, here's another example of your schoolyard rhetoric (...Obama sucks.). Also, I've got news for you-- this isn't what happens when you vote for a liberal; it's what happens when you vote for a politician. Unfortunately for us all, Obama is not the first President to be golfing during times of duress. I'm not defending his decision to do it, but it's not exclusive to Obama, and it's not exclusive to liberals (which at this point, I would argue that Obama is not).