Do You Want More of the Same?

Who would have believed that Barrack Obama would be using the same speeches, the same words in 2012 that he used in 2008? Were his plans so wondrous that we should continue them on another four years? Or were they so ineffective that instead of accomplishing them in one term he is now begging for more time? (Remember how those ‘shovel ready’ projects were not so shovel ready?)

Here’s a strong ad comparing Obama’s words as senator to those this year as president. Watching the president singing the same song begs the question, “Are you better off than you were four years ago?” One might guess even the president doesn’t think so.

There’s an election in three weeks. Do you want more of the same?

Share this with  your friends. Remind them that the Obama of 2012 has no new ideas and still believes that his thus far failed programs will work.

Teresa Wendt

A stay at home mom who runs a household, manages the finances, cares for a young adult autistic son, and cooks from scratch. Traveling from Arizona to Alaska summer of 2013. Visit my blog at https://ramblinroseaz.wordpress.com/ and follow along.

Share
Published by
Teresa Wendt

Recent Posts

Republicans Pouring Unprecedented Amounts Of Money Into Midterms To Save GOP Candidates In Red States

Republican super political action committees (PACs) have been forced to spend staggering amounts of money…

3 hours ago

Forget Newsom as a Candidate. He is a Caricature of a President

What could be more of a comical setting than Gavin Newsom addressing a climate change…

7 hours ago

Californians Trade In Over 1,000 E-Bikes As Injuries Abound Nationwide

Electric bicycle owners in Southern California are parting ways with their high powered two-wheelers. After…

7 hours ago

What El-Sayed Won’t Say About Iran Tells Michigan Everything

During a recent town hall, a Michigan University student named Iman Dashti confronted Democratic Party's…

7 hours ago

Supreme Court Clears Way For Trump Admin To Boot Illegal Aliens From Voter Rolls

The Supreme Court ruled Friday that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) could use an…

19 hours ago