"I felt like I was building my own coffin"

[alphafemale]

No. You were building Mitt's "political" coffin.

[Justice]

1. So heartless to have them build a stage

only to use it to tell them they were fired.

[alphafemale]

3. It was an unforgettable ad.

Devastating to Romney. We have our own Karl Rove somewhere.

And I love it.

[CTyankee]

2. When the books are written on this campaign, that ad will be singled out as

one of the MOST effective political ads of this campaign. I remember seeing it for the first time and being absolutely STUNNED by that last line. The cruelty of that scenario struck me. It was incredibly effective. I felt terrible for this poor man and the other workers at that plant. I got angry just thinking about it, but I also wanted to cry for him.

The Obama Campaign put a face on Mitt Romney that is hard to erase from the public's mind...

[alphafemale]

5. It was possibly the best campaign ad ever. nt

[Jennicut]

6. It's a great ad, isn't it?

It makes me feel so much for that man and how devastated he must have been when he lost his job.
Obama has had some really effective ads this campaign (with the 47% ads as well).

[CTyankee]

7. I think Obama's bet that early use of negative ads against Romney would "set" the tone going

forward and it worked! Brilliant stroke!

David Corn and Mother Jones Magazine delivered the coup de grace to Romney by releasing that video. Good old fashioned journalism!

[fun n serious]

4. I felt so bad after hearing this man..

I went to bed and had dreams of hundreds of Ohio people losing their jobs. In the dream their was a lot of people crying all with varias worries about what was going to happen to their lives and I woke up. I slept about 3 hrs is all.