Posted on 08/11/2012 11:16:41 AM PDT by John Semmens
An Obama PAC ad blaming Mitt Romney for a woman's death because Bain Capital closed the plant where her husband worked has come under fire for its inaccuracies. The gist of the ad's pitch is that when the plant closed the woman's husband lost his health insurance. The woman subsequently died of cancer.
The ad failed to disclose that the woman had her own insurance through her employer, that the decision to close the plant came at a time when Romney was no longer active in the management of Bain, or that the woman's cancer wasn't diagnosed until several years after the plant's closing.
For its part, the Obama campaign at first denied any connection to the ad. It has since been shown that Joe Soptic, the husband laid off when the plant closed, took part in an Obama campaign teleconference last May. Senior Obama campaign adviser Stephanie Cutter insisted that her prevarication on the issue shouldn't be allowed to obscure the fact that such a thing could very well have happened. While Romney may not be responsible for the death of this particular woman it is quite clear that his actions would at some point result in someone dying from the lack of health care.
Cutter argued that Romney's promise to make the repeal of the Affordable Care Act one of his top priorities if elected pretty much validates the content of the ad. This combined with his career as a businessman shows that he places a higher priority on the financial feasibility of policies than on their benevolent intent. This is the exact opposite of how President Obama sees the world.
if you missed any of this week's other semi-news posts you can find them at...
http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Opinion/116531-2012-08-10-semi-news-a-satire-of-recent-news-august-12-2012.htm
Lol.... I just read this to my husband as fact. hahaha
Darn, I’m such a dweeb!
:)
A new video is about to go viral. It shows Romney laughing while beating a female cancer victim to death with the gold-topped fist cane Biff Tannen used in “Back to the Future II.”
Everyone knows by now everything the libs say are full of inaccuracies.
Everyone knows by now everything the libs say are full of inaccuracies.
“everything the libs say are full of inaccuracies.”
And John’s satires are always more accurate than any libspeak.
;)
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