Wow! DNC ad responding to the latest Romney ad: "Mitt Romney: Those People"

[highplainsdem]

[xxqqqzme]

1. Lawrence O'Donnell

just played that ad on his program.

[Swede Atlanta]

2. He is his own worst enemy....

Aside from the wealthy who hope he will foist all the tax burden to the "little people" and the religious nutcases that actually believe he will be able to make abortion illegal, who would vote for this weirdo?

The things he says every day baffle me. Where are his handlers? He comes across stiff, uninformed, without any sincere understanding or empathy for the average American. What do people see in him? I don't get it but then I consider myself a fairly well-informed critical thinker. That must be my problem.

[Cha]

9. Kinda like Lurch on

steroids? Mitt has a rep for not being liked but, hey, he's not President Obama.

Although he wants to be.

[Voice for Peace]

13. nobody sees anything in him

except (1) puppet president for middle east invasions
and (2) guy who knows how to look out for the "little percent"

[Raven]

3. Brilliant, with his own words, killed. n/t

[reflection]

4. Not that I particularly care when it's done to Romney,

but are you allowed to lift the "I'm so-and-so, and I approve this message" sounder off another commercial and attach it to a commercial that obviously they wouldn't approve of? I thought that phrase was intended to separate legitimate campaign commercials from 3rd party groups, or in this case, opposition groups.

[woodsprite]

6. Yeah, I wasn't comfortable with that. Good commercial though. n/t

[LiberalAndProud]

7. Since every spoken word in that commercial was from Romney's lips,

I think they found a loophole.

[KharmaTrain]

15. This Is a DNC Spot...

It's not produced by the candidate (in our case President Obama)...thus all that's required is a visual identification that is done at the end of the spot.

It's all kosher and well played!

[uponit7771]

21. Thx, I was having an issue with it too...this clears it up and is good for the gander

[greyl]

23. When it's on TV, that approval is not included.

At least the one I saw on the evening of the 27th in Virginia.

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

5. Larry O' just showed this on his show. Brilliant!!

[tammywammy]

8. Awesome! n/t

[Cha]

10. Good! Let people hear both sides of Boo Hoo's

mouth. He must approve that message..it's all outta his donut hole.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

11. like it...but you really have to pay attention. too bad, they say, most people

have tuned them out.

but this one's brilliants....love the 1/2 of america deal

[ailsagirl]

12. Man, Team Obama is FAST

And a helluva devastating ad for the other side!! But every word is true.

This guy is a lying scum and I'm so glad it was exposed!!!

[Iliyah]

14. O and the rest of the Dems have to be quick in responding.

Tit for Tat. Mud and Jeff. Ying and Yang. Fight back, show your opponents weakness pronto.

[Democat]

16. He sounds exactly like Bush at the end

Scary.

[defacto7]

17. How about "Less than half"

[OneMadVoter]

18. Wow that was quick

Personally, I think Romney comes off as a condescending @**hole in the original ad. I like how the DNC is killing him with his own words.

Bravo

[MADem]

19. By his words we shall know him. nt

[Generic Brad]

20. I'm pretty sure he did not approve that message

Much as I enjoyed the ad, that little "I'm Mitt Romney and I approve this message" at the end was very misleading.

[LakeErieLiberal]

22. Ad is brutal

LOL.

How in the hell was this guy considered to be the reasonable, electable candidate for the GOP? Oh yeah, everybody else was insane. This is what has become of the "party of ideas."