Panic: Obama cuts video for Coakley

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[DGHoodini]

Seemed to me he did the same thing in his speech about Haiti relief...Seemed like every fifth word was either “I” or “my”.

[mwl8787]

The lady yelled to everyone in the restaurant, “Get him the Hell out of here.”

[Edgerunner]

OFF THE HOOK!

[hoosiermama]

You know, there should be someway for SB to point out emphatically that “Martha” already is a part of the DC problem. HE is the “out of the beltway” solution. I know it is being subtly suggested, but is anyone telling it like it is?

[pctech]

is there a link for an article about that incident, I’d love to read it!

[JerseyDvl]

It didn’t say Obama Cuts Coke, did it?

At least that would have been historically accurate since he admitted it in “Dreams from my father”.

[RockinRight]

Just remember, nobody thought Chris Christie would pull it off in NJ either...

[DGHoodini]

Nope, maybe ‘mwl8787’ does.

[homegroan]

Yes it was the old briar patch trick...and it worked like a charm. Maybe Palin/Brown 2012?

I wonder if the Panthers will show up for this one?

I live right on the Mass.line and go there for shopping etc. because the gas USED to be cheaper, the taxes USED to be cheaper...not anymore and they are NOT happy people.

Is it me -or are his eyes just dead-cold? Like a snake?

[hoosiermama]

Expect a Miracle!

[DGHoodini]

Just found this:

http://politics.theatlantic.com/2010/01/nelson_booed.php

[ohioWfan]

Wow. That was boring.

Vote for CHANGE, Massachussetts. Vote for BROWN!

[RummyChick]

I wish some creative person would do a video of Obama and his bull about health care..and info about Coakleys fat cat pharma health care fund raiser..that ended with a reporter being shoved.

btw, was there a different version where he said..”last november”

[ohioWfan]

Expect a Miracle!

I'm doing just that, hoosiermama!

[savedbygrace]

I wonder where this was recorded. The background looks like it could have been shot at the White House. If so, that’s a violation of law.

[rwfromkansas]

Incredibly insightful and somewhat scary comment from a guy on this story at the Politico site:

“I am a lifelong Democrat that will vote for Brown on Tuesday. My main reason is the universal health care plan that is said to be similar to the Massachusetts plan. Under Massachusetts universal health care, I have seen my care and that of my adult children decline during the past year. My daugher has a serious chronic condition and must wait 6 months to see a specialist - she never had to wait more than 4 weeks before the universal health care plan. I have seen my own insurance premiums go up nearly 50%. My son has been assigned a primary care physician who is located three towns away from where he lives and who has a backlog of several weeks. I don’t like the plan working through the Congress because there are too many mandates and I believe the cost will be prohibitive. I also believe it analogous to the Mass plan that has given my family poor and deteriorating service. I believe that the federal plan should go back to the drawing board. There should be no denial of coverage because of pre-existing conditions, but there should be fewer other mandates and no one should be mandated to have health insurance. I also think that there is much too much new spending by the federal government. New initiatives used to cost millions, then billions, and now trillions. I don’t believe these initiatives are well planned nor efficient. I voted for President Obama — I thought he was more centrist than he seems to be now. I will be voting for Brown precisely for the reasons that the President outlines as the reasons to vote for Coakley. I am not alone among Democrats in Massachusetts who will vote for Brown — that is why the polls are so close in this election. - Ben”

If what he says about MA healthcare is true, help us.

[BP2]

In a polarizing race that's a repudiation of Obama and ObamaCare, his entry into the race only helps Brown more.

From last weekend's PPP poll (http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/PPP_Release_MA_45398436.pdf):

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[coaltrain]

I believe Harry Reid’s response to this commercial would be “A solid B+ once again. He seemed both light skinned and spoke with no negro dialect. Perfect.”

[mo]

Welll I certainly think this time around people looking for the change they did’nt get last time...will punch his ticket.

Problem is...if the Feds don’t deliver meaningful change...if they just continue to try to regurgitate Ivy league sophomore socialism back into America’s lap...times are gonna get real interesting.

[truthandlife]

“I am a lifelong Democrat that will vote for Brown on Tuesday. My main reason is the universal health care plan that is said to be similar to the Massachusetts plan. Under Massachusetts universal health care, I have seen my care and that of my adult children decline during the past year. My daugher has a serious chronic condition and must wait 6 months to see a specialist - she never had to wait more than 4 weeks before the universal health care plan. I have seen my own insurance premiums go up nearly 50%. My son has been assigned a primary care physician who is located three towns away from where he lives and who has a backlog of several weeks. I don’t like the plan working through the Congress because there are too many mandates and I believe the cost will be prohibitive. I also believe it analogous to the Mass plan that has given my family poor and deteriorating service. I believe that the federal plan should go back to the drawing board. There should be no denial of coverage because of pre-existing conditions, but there should be fewer other mandates and no one should be mandated to have health insurance. I also think that there is much too much new spending by the federal government. New initiatives used to cost millions, then billions, and now trillions. I don’t believe these initiatives are well planned nor efficient. I voted for President Obama — I thought he was more centrist than he seems to be now. I will be voting for Brown precisely for the reasons that the President outlines as the reasons to vote for Coakley. I am not alone among Democrats in Massachusetts who will vote for Brown — that is why the polls are so close in this election. - Ben”

That story should turn into a campaign ad