Posted on 01/20/2009 6:26:53 AM PST by oblomov
Good grief.
Excuse me miss but you got some kool-aid on your dress.
And, which past accomplishments, dear Millie lead you to say he's supremely qualified, hmmmm?
Please deal in facts. Not feeeeeeeeeelings.
What dribble.
What dribble.
Bill Ayers is president?
Actually, this entire premise is false. There is nothing that distinguishes Barry - not even being of mixed race, which is increasingly more common. He is not supremely qualified to lead, and was way past his paygrade as a community organizer. Lastly, he fully intends to undermine our founding principles and set the nation to ruin.
This HAS to be a joke, right? Who would hire this dunce to be a copywriter?
These weenies have fought America tooth and nail for the last 8 years, now they think they have a United States of America with this Kenyan as President.
Supremely qualified to lead?? Good Lawd. This woman has her head up her butt. Obama doesnt know crap from Shinola.
“..he doesn’t condescend, he doesn’t dumb down..”
The dumb usually recognize ‘dumbing down’ as ‘making alot of sense’!
Thank you Millie for insulting Texans. Thank heavens this twit is not a part of our in group. She would get laughed down constantly.
Read some of the comments that are posted under the article on the host site. You could drown in the intelligence /s
Okay. Ready to copy? Here it goes: "Blah blah blah blah blah."
NYT
“So easy, a cavemen can do it.”
“Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don’t.”
“Dude, you’re getting a Dell.”
“Please don’t squeeze the Charmin.”
Wow. I’m so good at slogans, I could be in charge of all fifty seven states. I want to be the C.I.A. director.
“A mind is a terrible thing to waste.”
This is what Thomas Carlyle so accurately saw coming: “the triumph of puffery.”
It reminds me of an old college roommate who was dating a girl whose father worked at a Chicago ad agency. Invited to the house for dinner, he listened as the father went on and on about how he was going to remake the image of Pabst beer, an account his agency had just landed.
After listening to this for quite a while, while having a few himself, my old roommate was asked what he thought.
He said: “There’s just one thing I want to know.”
The girl’s father asked: “What’s that?”
“What are you going to do about the taste of Pabst’s beer?
He responded. Actually I kind of used to like Pabst. But the point was well made.
At some point in the not too distant future, the real flavor of what is going on and the cluelessness of the One in dealing with it, is going to become inescapable.
This month’s issue of Advertising Age was so thin you literally could not tell the articles from the advertisements. Hopefully this useless rag of Obama kiss-ups will go the way of other POS publications.
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