I just threw up a bit in my mouth. This is almost as cynical and sad as the video with the injured soldier talking about how he's going to vote for McCain.
Is the Obama campaign actually behind this?
Is the Obama campaign actually behind this?
Who knows? This close to an election anything goes I guess. My guess is that the republicans are not behind much this election, they have been quiet this time 'round thus far.Braddock wrote:
I just threw up a bit in my mouth. This is almost as cynical and sad as the video with the injured soldier talking about how he's going to vote for McCain.
Is the Obama campaign actually behind this?
Malloy must go
Well McCain was apparently not behind that soldier video... I would have imagined Obama wouldn't be stupid enough to actually back this kind of video but the production value suggests there is a bit of cash behind it, whoever it's coming from.deeznutz1245 wrote:
Who knows? This close to an election anything goes I guess. My guess is that the republicans are not behind much this election, they have been quiet this time 'round thus far.Braddock wrote:
I just threw up a bit in my mouth. This is almost as cynical and sad as the video with the injured soldier talking about how he's going to vote for McCain.
Is the Obama campaign actually behind this?
EDIT: Isn't there a ban on using kids to promote a political opinion in the US? There are regulations against it here in Ireland if memory serves me.
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There are a lot of rules politicians don't follow over here. So although I am not sure of any law that exists, or if Obama was even behind it, it wouldn't surprise me if he was.Braddock wrote:
Well McCain was apparently not behind that soldier video... I would have imagined Obama wouldn't be stupid enough to actually back this kind of video but the production value suggests there is a bit of cash behind it, whoever it's coming from.deeznutz1245 wrote:
Who knows? This close to an election anything goes I guess. My guess is that the republicans are not behind much this election, they have been quiet this time 'round thus far.Braddock wrote:
I just threw up a bit in my mouth. This is almost as cynical and sad as the video with the injured soldier talking about how he's going to vote for McCain.
Is the Obama campaign actually behind this?
EDIT: Isn't there a ban on using kids to promote a political opinion in the US? There are regulations against it here in Ireland if memory serves me.
Malloy must go
mmm...wow.
Bizarre.
The paradox is only a conflict between reality and your feeling what reality ought to be.
~ Richard Feynman
~ Richard Feynman
Yeah. Rearrange. Creepy.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
[...] rearrange [...]
I almost puked up my strawberry shake halfway into that song. Why do people turn kids into political spokesmen? I mean, I know why, but it's just unethical.
Right-wingers are generally attached to religion, so it's a decent counter to the Obama Youth. But the thing about Bible Camp is that some people watch it and think that's exactly how things go down in religion everywhere. I don't remember stuffed tigers or brain and gummy worm jello or Ghostbuster demon possessions at any church I've traipsed through.Vax wrote:
Yeah bible camp is f'ing weird, but this is an ad for the presidential candidatetopthrill05 wrote:
Go watch Bible Camp.TopHat01 wrote:
Wow, they're already ruining children at such a young age? Too bad, they'll likely grow up with a corrupt, fucked up view of what to do.
Damn libs.
Two sides to everything.
I don't think the comparison is apt
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