DNC Ad Throws Roses At Obama's 100 Days

(AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)
The 60-second ad, titled "The First 100 Days: Laying A Foundation For Change," shifts between clips of campaign promises followed by video or Mr. Obama signing related legislation into law.
The president's economic recovery act is chief among the ad's highlights, along with the signings of the Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Restoration Act, making it easier for women to sue for equal pay, and the State Children's Health Insurance Program.
The ad, which will air on national cable news networks Tuesday and Wednesday, closes with a look forward to Mr. Obama's "bold plan for the future."
Watch the ad below:
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No one can, or should judge a president's value to the nation until after his/her tenure has elapsed. This should not be confused with having a reasoned, logical opposition to the policies offered by the serving president.
As a marketing professional, I can say that there are elements of the commercial that I like. As a free thinking American, I will say that there is no reason for a president to promote his accomplishments (of course the DNC is pushing this not Obama), history will judge how well they served. As an political independant (former republican), I say that THIS president is making a sincere and thoughtful attempt to do the best job he can for this entire country.
THERE HAVE BEEN NO END TO THE WARS.
He said he would revitalize the economy? CHECK
THE ECONOMY HAS GOTTEN EVEN WORSE,
He said he would eliminate corruption in the Government? CHECK
EVEN MORE TAX-CHEATS AND CORRUPTION IN THIS ADMINISTRATION THAN CLINTON'S.
He said he would create a new era of bi-partisanship? CHECK
COMPLETELY IGNORES THE RIGTH AND IS TRYING TO MAKE THEM OUT AS DOMESTIC TERRORISTS,
He said he would win the hearts of our North Korean, Iranian and Taliban enemies? CHECK
MORE LIKE HE IS STROKING A DONG.
He said he would eliminate lobbyists? CHECK
COMPLETE AND UTTER BULLCRUD.
Posted by jonesjep at 11:50 AM : Apr 27, 2009
The above poster is completely delusional and is in need of psychiatric help.
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Sorry for the confusion. I was pointing out his massive failures and trying to do it with a little humor.
What does Charlie Rose say about this ?
If you want people to 'feel good' about his first 100 days, I don't think you want to associate him with leaders like that in the minds of the public!
Second, I don't think his 100 days has been that good! Certainly, nothing to brag about! It will make the Democrat party look conniving and partisan like the Republicans!
I wouldn't do it.
The "first 100 days" has been a benchmark used to look at a Presidency since.......?" Is it seeded in some offical or legal sence as a period of ones'Presidency?
Who was the first President under which the 100 days period took on importance?
Scott Brundage
He said he would revitalize the economy? CHECK
He said he would eliminate corruption in the Government? CHECK
He said he would create a new era of bi-partisanship? CHECK
He said he would win the hearts of our North Korean, Iranian and Taliban enemies? CHECK
He said he would eliminate lobbyists? CHECK
Posted by jonesjep at 11:50 AM : Apr 27, 2009
And by CHECK, you really mean LIED.
He said he would revitalize the economy? CHECK
He said he would eliminate corruption in the Government? CHECK
He said he would create a new era of bi-partisanship? CHECK
He said he would win the hearts of our North Korean, Iranian and Taliban enemies? CHECK
He said he would eliminate lobbyists? CHECK
Sounds like a great start.