Posted on 10/26/2012 3:13:02 AM PDT by markomalley
With a teaser title like “My First Time,” the Obama campaign must have known its creepy new ad targeting first-time voters and featuring actress Lena Dunham would generate a lot of buzz, and certainly some controversy. What they didn’t expect, though, was how quickly conservatives would manage to take over the #MyFirstTime hashtag. The Left just refuses to learn that most voters — including younger college-age voters facing dismal career prospects — have more on their minds than lady parts.
Unemployment among women 18 to 24 is 12.8%. Forget #MyFirstTime, what about #MyFirstJob?—
Phil Kerpen (@kerpen) October 26, 2012
#myfirsttime ? What about your first job? Young ladies, this is what your president should be focused on.—
Kristina (@KristinaRibali) October 26, 2012
#MyFirstTime I looked at my 1st pay check and asked my Mom where the rest of my money went. She told about taxes & I became a conservative.—
Sandy (@VioletTiger2) October 26, 2012
Those #MyFirstTime voters in '08 got slammed by O's economy, Bam'd w/ $6 trillion more in debt, and no jobs in thanks. Vote Romney 2012.—
Tim Sumner (@SgtTim911) October 26, 2012
No one should be more offended by the #MyFirstTime video than women. Famous ladies used to fight for careers,now they fight for pills. #sick—
Kurt Williams (@kwilliamsyo) October 26, 2012
Obama reducing women's issues to just their vaginas is what's bringing us back to the 1950s. That's why for #MyFirstTime I'm voting Romney.—
Chelsea Grunwald (@chelseagrunwald) October 26, 2012
I'm not voting with my #LadyParts, so November 6th will be #MyFirstTime voting for @MittRomney…—
Stacy Washington (@StacyOnTheRight) October 26, 2012
Mitt Romney has closed the gender gap. Hmmm I wonder why? With tasteless ads like #MyFirstTime it's a complete mystery why O lost that lead—
Morgan (@veracity81) October 26, 2012
The #MyFirstTime ad insults the intelligence of the average woman voter. Does @BarackObama really think this is appealing to women?—
Cynthia Meyer (@cynthia_meyer) October 26, 2012
#MyFirstTime was more desperate than this Obama campaign.—
Nyck Elodeon (@Nyck_Elodeon) October 26, 2012
I'm so old I remember when candidates talked about ideas instead of making objectifying campaign ads that degrade women. #MyFirstTime—
Leah (@gopfirecracker) October 26, 2012
It’s not a good sign when your ad has viewers thinking of other “men.”
#MyFirstTime I think Bill Clinton may, MAY, have more class than another President.—
(@woot6) October 26, 2012
#MyFirstTime realizing that Obama made Carter look fiscally conservative & Clinton morally sound—
Palate Exposure (@PalateXposure) October 26, 2012
Take it from some more experienced voters, kids. Even Obama has given up on that “hope and change” pick-up line.
Ladies, If you want four years of self-loathing and agonizing regrets. Make Obama your first time. #MyFirstTime—
Victor Wilcox (@VWilcoxMD) October 26, 2012
#MyFirstTime was with a loser who told me lies and made me feel good then I grew up & found someone with a long term plan for the future—
Conservative Chick (@conservegirl001) October 26, 2012
You don’t want your first time to be with #Obama because his stimulus package didn’t deliver as promised. #MyFirstTime—
Andrea Chapman (@STL_Blonde) October 26, 2012
Do you really want a man who spends more then he brings in on other people and promises to spread it around? #MyFirstTime—
Allan Spurr (@alspurr) October 26, 2012
Be careful ladies…. You don't want to be punished with an Obama. #myfirsttime—
Kristina (@KristinaRibali) October 26, 2012
Forrest’s Momma said it....Stupid is as stupid does...
Stay classy, Zero. Stay classy.
No campaign would be dumb enough to run such an ad was my thought
This is just plain sick.
Oboe, in his best Barry(white) voice:
“Darling, I wanna give you a glass bottom boat”
Women of America:
“Baby, I don’t want no fish lookin up my skirt”
Just remember: this ad was focus-group tested, the Left liked the results, and ran the ad.
That means they got positive feedback from the target audience (women 18-24).
That means that young women want this. And they vote. Twice.
Ding, ding, ding
Hold the calls, we have a winner!
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