Game on: Obama-Romney video mashup [VIDEO]

Daily Caller ^ | 4/4/12 | Nicole Goodrich

[Nachum]

Claws came out this week during nearly back-to-back speeches from President Barack Obama and Republican presidential front-runner Mitt Romney.

The two spoke on Tuesday and Wednesday during a meeting of the American Society of Newspaper Editors, and from the sound of it, you’d think they were the only two candidates left in the race.

Obama and Romney gave the news media a taste of the talking points that could fill ads, news coverage, op-eds and talk-show airtime during the fall election season.

The president criticized Romney’s support of Wisconsin Republican Rep Paul Ryan’s budget proposal, saying the GOP is too extreme and has shifted too far to the right.

Romney, fresh from a three-contest primary sweep Tuesday, hit back saying he would end “Obamacare” and cut unnecessary spending.

[Nachum]

Video at link.

.... And a good time was had by all.

[SoConPubbie]

Romney, fresh from a three-contest primary sweep Tuesday, hit back saying he would end “Obamacare” and cut unnecessary spending.

Except Romney, and his campaign staff keeps either telling us or hinting to us that the goal is to implement RomneyCare nationwide, one state at a time.

[Christie at the beach]

Obama is going to tear him up.

Look at the differences. Romney, smacks his lips..

Obama doesn't wink.

[ngat]

“The two spoke on Tuesday and Wednesday during a meeting of the American Society of Newspaper Editors, and from the sound of it, you’d think they were the only two candidates left in the race.”

That’s exactly how Scott Pelley and the the CBS Wednesday Evening News framed it. The clip they played of Romney was not flattering. He walked out looking stiff, literally, stuttered some, and just looked uncomfortable and he spoke awkwardly. His criticism of Obama was just weak-sounding.

[SoConPubbie]

Romney, fresh from a three-contest primary sweep Tuesday, hit back saying he would end “Obamacare” and cut unnecessary spending.

With regards to cutting unnecessary spending, this is real hard to believe from Romney given the hundreds of millions of increased fees and taxes that Romney foisted upon the citizens of Massachusetts.

[AmericanInTokyo]

Another clever, gingerly attempted FR-destined incremental "Romney is the Nominee--Get Behind Him" RINO propaganda narrative.

The only way a mashup would work with these two is that in the end, they end up at the conclusion as "one person" seeing as there is not a great deal of difference here we are talking about.

[SoConPubbie]

The only way a mashup would work with these two is that in the end, they end up at the conclusion as "one person" seeing as there is not a great deal of difference here we are talking about.

Agreed!

Hey cripplecreek, this post by AIT deserves branding using your star trek image of Romney and Obama.

[rawcatslyentist]

[Rudder]

The One thinks he has go to this to prevail.