Posted on 11/29/2013 1:52:30 PM PST by Kaslin
“Own it man! It’s all yours.”
Those should be the GOP talking points. Every GOP politician should be saying it every time a microphone is put in front of them.
There should be television commercials running 24/7 saying “At one time Democrat Presidents accepted accountability for their policies.” Then show Truman saying “The buck stops here”. Then show a series of Obama statements blaming someone else. Then put on the screen: Obamacare: the Affordable Health Care Act that isn’t affordable. Finally show a diverse group of American citizens saying in unison: When are we going to have a President who will accept accountability for his policies?
This issue has been handed to the Republicans on a silver platter and they are doing nothing to capitalize on it.
The communists trained him well: accuse your enemy of what you are doing!
““At one time Democrat Presidents accepted accountability for their policies.” Then show Truman saying “The buck stops here”. Then show a series of Obama statements blaming someone else. Then put on the screen: Obamacare: the Affordable Health Care Act that isn’t affordable. Finally show a diverse group of American citizens saying in unison: When are we going to have a President who will accept accountability [substitute responsibility]for his policies?”
i like it! You should be in the business of making the GOP campaign ads for 2014. you could do a similar ad when Hillarity runs in 2016, showing her famous Benghazi testimony saying: “well what does it matter.” and then asking when will we elect a president who thinks it does matter when our diplomatic corps lives are in jeopardy overseas?
Clown Prince nobama’s Depends are leaking. It is his leak. He owns it. Drip...drip...drip.
Ha, ha. I'm rolling in the aisles.
Find Waldo in this mess.
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