Posted on 10/24/2012 10:38:11 AM PDT by Evil Slayer
Hollywood legend Clint Eastwood says "when someone doesn't get the job done, you gotta hold them accountable" in a new ad from conservative super PAC American Crossroads. Eastwood famously endorsed Mitt Romney earlier this year at the Republican National Convention with an unconventional address. Watch the more serious 30-second spot below:
"Obama's second term would be a rerun of the first, and our country just couldn't survive that," Eastwood says. "We need someone who can turn it around fast, and that man is Mitt Romney."
The New York Times reports that the ad will be airing on TV in seven critical swing states: Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire, Ohio, and Virginia.
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Thanks Clint, but it would be FAR worse.
A second Obama term really doesn’t need to do anything different from the current path.
He has given massive powers to the alphabet agencies to choke, sue, threaten, confiscate and jail.
He has successfully passed Obamacare, and will simply be able to sit back and veto any attempts to alter it.
He’s working with the Fed to print paper money by the trillions.
After the election, he would be accountable to no one.
And, if he gets a second term, he’ll get at least 2 more Supreme Court picks. Gravy.
Reruns are far less problematic. If you thought the original presentation was lousy, you can avoid watching the rerun. No way we can opt out of an Obama rerun once it’s been put on the schedule.
We need to get ‘em to cancel the series entirely!
Not if he's The Magic Ne*ro.
I disagree. I think it would be much, much worse. The kenyan has been emboldened and now believes that he can rule by edict without congress. This was proven when he stated in the debate that "sequestration will not happen". Congress has a major role in this, but the kenyan assumes he can do as he pleases. He knows that the only threat would be impeachment and the GOP does not have the gonads for that. In short, he will be a dictator and as far as the deficit goes, the sky's the limit!
Sequels are never as good as the original. ;)
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