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The RNC has a killer new video out today, juxtaposing Candidate Obama’s speeches in 2008 with President Obama’s speeches in 2012 and, well…he’s saying the same stuff. Pretty damning:
When you’re even using the same, specific line, “I want to recruit an army of new teachers,” you’re clearly strapped for content. He has nothing new to say, and he’s returning to his old lines because he hasn’t accomplished anything in the last year. He’s trying to run on the same promises he made (and subsequently broke) four years ago.
Wouldn’t a president who’d accomplished much of anything have new promises to make, and a record to tout? Shouldn’t a successful president be able to write a new campaign speech four years later?
Kind of reminds me of this clip of Aaron Sorkin dialogue. He uses the same lines from the West Wing in all his new shows because all his best dialogue came from there:
"Doug Giles and his team over at ClashDaily.com cut through the crap to expose what have become modern day human slaughter houses: gun free zones. Their candid arguments about allowing teachers to protect themselves and the students in their care through concealed carry should be taken seriously. As a result maybe, just maybe, we’ll be able to save some lives someday rather than call the cops to report the body count." - Katie Pavlich. News Editor,Townhall.com and NYT's Best-selling Author, Fast and Furious: Barack Obama's Bloodiest Scandal and Its Shameless Cover-Up
"There were many lessons to draw from the horrific Newtown, CT school shooting. Unfortunately, most of the media and political Left came up with the wrong ones. But not Doug Giles and his writers over at ClashDaily.com. In the wake of this horror, they offered a robust defense of American citizens' right to bear arms and common sense answers to societal violence. The Sandy Hook Massacre: When Seconds Count, the Police are Minutes Away is a great resource for those interested in this vital, Constitutional issue." - S.E. Cupp, MSNBC Host and The Blaze Contributor
