FLASHBACK: SCATHING NEW AD USES MADDOW AND MICHAEL MOORE TO REMIND HOW IMPORTANT RECALL ELECTION WAS
JoeBtfsplk
2012/06/06 15:55:39
The liberal mantra coming after the Wis. recall election is likely to be that it isn’t that important in the grand scheme of things and that it has little to no implication for the fall election. But that’s not how they were treating it months ago.
The group American Future Fund has come out with a scathing and telling ad showing how important liberals such as Rachel Maddow, Michael Moore, and Russ Feingold thought the election was before Tuesday’s results. It cleverly opens with the question, “Do you recall?”
To be fair, the reaction you see from the White House in the video wasn’t from Tuesday night. But it is safe to say that once things started looking bleak for Democrats in the race, the White House distanced itself. And that‘s why it’s easy to predict what the spin will be in the aftermath.
The group American Future Fund has come out with a scathing and telling ad showing how important liberals such as Rachel Maddow, Michael Moore, and Russ Feingold thought the election was before Tuesday’s results. It cleverly opens with the question, “Do you recall?”
To be fair, the reaction you see from the White House in the video wasn’t from Tuesday night. But it is safe to say that once things started looking bleak for Democrats in the race, the White House distanced itself. And that‘s why it’s easy to predict what the spin will be in the aftermath.
The oppositions marching orders are the same all over the USA.
He was the latest one to go under the bus ! ( watch out Bill as you may be next ! )
What should Barrett have expected from this administration of cowards who got into the White House by voting “ present ” on the issues and by fooling independents with the real ‘ change’ they had planned !
They forgot that there are many (majority, in fact) of Wisconsinites who are intelligent, informed and not out to squeeze the population for their benefits.
On Wisconsin!!
Thank you for the referendum.
Conservatives needed the boost in confidence.