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"FReeper Editorial" by RonDog

Last week's release of Bill Whittle's "Virtual Inaugural" video marked the beginning of his two-year quest
to "shadow" President Obama – i.e., to go where Obama goes (figuratively) -- and do what Obama does (virtually).

Today, with the release of this first installment of his "Virtual State of the Union" speech,
"V-POTUS" Whittle takes that "virtual" crusade against the Obama machine to the NEXT level. ;)

As I posted on the original "V-POTUS" thread:

BILL WHITTLE launches MrVirtualPresident.com to "shadow" Obama,
releases "Virtual Inaugural" video
Bill Whittle intends to show the world how a CONSERVATIVE "virtual" President
would respond to the same current events -- and answer the same kind of questions from the media --
as the current LEFTIST non-"virtual" President does.
His goal is to show the American people what they **could have** had,
if they had elected a better President LAST time --
and to show the current "leaders" in our party, if any will listen,
how to effectively communicate our superior values NEXT time.

(image from http://barbaricthoughts.com)

To follow will be some of **my** thoughts on how we can best help Bill Whittle
in his quest to restore the traditional conservative values
which made this country great.

(Please post **your** thoughts here, too.)

In case you missed it, here is Bill Whittle's PREVIOUS "Virtual President" video,
as posted (with commentary) on americanelephant.wordpress.com:

The Virtual Inaugural 2013
by The Elephant's Child
February 7, 2013, 11:10 pm

Bill Whittle has a marvelous way of getting right to the heart of things.

His Virtual Inaugural is meant to be dissent.
He doesn’t agree with the direction of this administration, and
he presents an alternative Inaugural address to explain the difference.

I’m with Bill Whittle.
If all Republicans could speak as clearly as he does, we’d be a lot better off.

Here is a transcript of the speech [corrected] to download.

It’s worth reading over several times and thinking about.

It’s easy to dissent, to disapprove of policies and actions of this government,
but not so easy to spell out what we would do instead.

This is truly food for thought, to be pondered, not just scanned and passed over.
Enjoy.