I don’t like it. It has non-existent facts, and is meant to hit at a visceral, emotional level alone. I think it is manipulative and something I would expect of the other side.
Disappointing because Santorum is my candidate at this point.
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Agreed. It’s baseless at the basic level. It’s overly emotional — almost a parody. Too much.
Just like Santorum’s candicacy will be. We all know Santorum stands for the right ideas, but the way he articulates them comes off as offensive.
We need Newt. Newt’s gasoline campaign is much more focused, factual, and realistic on an issue that affects all of us.
You are right, but sadly, the adults are no longer in charge of this race and the result will be a disaster.
Childish sycophancy and emotionalism used to be only for Democrats, not Conservatives, but it looks like that has changed dramatically.
We must not forget that we are fighting democRATS and they use this sort of stuff all the time. In fact, they brag about it.
We need to fight them as they fight us. The “high road” will not get us far, as we will constantly get pummeled and beaten when we try and fight with one hand and they use a truncheon.
We want a fair fight, they want to win.
I see the ad as nothing more than a cautionary tale as to the threat of The Messiahs continued rule.
There s nothing wrong with expressing what the threat is and the potential impact of that threat on the US.
This ad is by far more accurate in its implications than the famous “Daisy” ad Johnson used in 1964, and the democRATS even today use that ad as an outstanding example of marketing.
The Daisy commercial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63h_v6uf0Ao&feature=fvst