Posted on 10/09/2012 1:37:04 PM PDT by Snuph
Obama spokeswoman Jen Psaki says the campaign was tapping into a "grassroots outcry" when it put together an ad attacking Mitt Romney for wanting to de-fund Big Bird.
"There's been a strong grassroots outcry over the attacks on Big Bird. This is something that mothers across the country are alarmed about, and you know, we're tapping into that," Psaki told reporters aboard Air Force One on Tuesday.
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My children watched Sesame Street when it was still pretty good, but the advent of Elmo dumbed it down so much it was pathetic.
My children did learn from Sesame Street. It was the only thing they were allowed to watch as toddlers, and three of them knew their letters and numbers by sight before they were 2.
I saw this Psaki creature after the debate. She’s one delusional, nasty piece of work.
I know, I tried Gonzo and Animal but it didn’t look right. :-)
“There’s been a strong grassroots outcry over the attacks on Big Bird. This is something that mothers across the country are alarmed about, and you know, we’re tapping into that,” Psaki told reporters aboard Air Force One on Tuesday.
Jen is becoming a very accomplished liar working for Obama!
Seriously, it's for the Daily Show, right? Or SNL?
Romney did not “attack” Big Bird. Big Bird is under no threat. Given that the Sesame Street workshop president candidly has stated on the record that their program would easily survive without any funding from the taxpayers, this entire narrative is just another Democrat lie.
When you look at the Sesame Street illustrator, you know it’s the Zionists controlling all this stuff.
http://www.deesillustration.com/artwork.asp?item=479&cat=satire
I’m sure it would be racist of me to suggest Clifford. Heehee
Thanks Snuph.
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