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The DNCs homepage has numerous attack ads against presumptive Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, far more than news touting President Obamas accomplishments in office.
But a visitor will have to dig through the site to find Obamas signature accomplishments.
Instead of having Obamas accomplishments readily available on the homepage, visitors need to scroll over to the People and Issue tabs to find his successes in office. .
A recent Rasmussen Reports poll shows that Romney holds a 49 to 44 percent lead over Obama.
Instead of having Obamas accomplishments readily available on the homepage, visitors need to scroll over to the People and Issue tabs to find his successes in office. .
Instead of having Obamas accomplishments readily available on the homepage, visitors need to scroll over to the People and Issue tabs to find his successes in office. .
That must be a very short list.
Romney isn't doing anything different. o.0The Democrats have so little faith in Obama that rather than tout his 'accomplishments' in office, they concentrate in attacking the opponent.
Pathetic.
DNC Homepage Shows More Romney Attack Ads Than Obama Accomplishments « CBS DC
The DNCs homepage has numerous attack ads against presumptive Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, far more than news touting President Obamas accomplishments in office.
But a visitor will have to dig through the site to find Obamas signature accomplishments.
Instead of having Obamas accomplishments readily available on the homepage, visitors need to scroll over to the People and Issue tabs to find his successes in office. .
A recent Rasmussen Reports poll shows that Romney holds a 49 to 44 percent lead over Obama.
The Democrats have so little faith in Obama that rather than tout his 'accomplishments' in office, they concentrate in attacking the opponent.
Pathetic.
DNC Homepage Shows More Romney Attack Ads Than Obama Accomplishments « CBS DC
The DNCs homepage has numerous attack ads against presumptive Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, far more than news touting President Obamas accomplishments in office.
But a visitor will have to dig through the site to find Obamas signature accomplishments.
Instead of having Obamas accomplishments readily available on the homepage, visitors need to scroll over to the People and Issue tabs to find his successes in office. .
A recent Rasmussen Reports poll shows that Romney holds a 49 to 44 percent lead over Obama.
Romney isn't doing anything different. o.0
*shrugs* You obviously aren't in a swing state.Romney isn't doing anything different. o.0
Please link to the GOP homepage and all it's Obama attack ads.
*shrugs* You obviously aren't in a swing state.Romney isn't doing anything different. o.0
Please link to the GOP homepage and all it's Obama attack ads.
Please link all those good plans Romney has that will be so good for the country.
Romney isn't doing anything different. o.0The Democrats have so little faith in Obama that rather than tout his 'accomplishments' in office, they concentrate in attacking the opponent.
Pathetic.
DNC Homepage Shows More Romney Attack Ads Than Obama Accomplishments « CBS DC
The DNCs homepage has numerous attack ads against presumptive Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, far more than news touting President Obamas accomplishments in office.
A recent Rasmussen Reports poll shows that Romney holds a 49 to 44 percent lead over Obama.
July 11 is the last post on the homepage to mention the presidents signature health care law, but in that instance, its a blog post about why Republicans shouldnt have voted to repeal Obamacare for the 33rd time. Before that, users have to go back to last month to find the DNC page proclaiming a health care victory following the Supreme Courts decision to uphold the law as constitutional.
Obama made history by becoming the first sitting president to endorse same-sex marriage, but to find it on the DNC homepage, one has to go through over 100 posts back to May when he first made the statement.
Actually... You are right. Mitt isn't doing the same thing. He's pretty much just attacking Obama. He's not really touting anything he's done right, that he can actually prove he's done right.*shrugs* You obviously aren't in a swing state.Please link to the GOP homepage and all it's Obama attack ads.
Please link all those good plans Romney has that will be so good for the country.
Immaterial to the topic of this thread. The DNC homepage has mostly ads attacking Romney, and precious few supporting Obama. YOU claimed that Romney was doing the same thing.
With the evidence so obvious I don't believe it's worthy for consideration to prove. Not to you at any rate.I asked for a link proving your assertion, and you failed to provide one, and instead, chose to attempt a diversionary tactic.
*laughs* I don't think you and I share the same goals here. It's all good... carry on.In simpler terms... you failed.
Actually... You are right. Mitt isn't doing the same thing. He's pretty much just attacking Obama. He's not really touting anything he's done right, that he can actually prove he's done right.*shrugs* You obviously aren't in a swing state.
Please link all those good plans Romney has that will be so good for the country.
Immaterial to the topic of this thread. The DNC homepage has mostly ads attacking Romney, and precious few supporting Obama. YOU claimed that Romney was doing the same thing.
With the evidence so obvious I don't believe it's worthy for consideration to prove. Not to you at any rate.I asked for a link proving your assertion, and you failed to provide one, and instead, chose to attempt a diversionary tactic.
*laughs* I don't think you and I share the same goals here. It's all good... carry on.In simpler terms... you failed.
The Democrats have so little faith in Obama that rather than tout his 'accomplishments' in office, they concentrate in attacking the opponent.
Pathetic.
DNC Homepage Shows More Romney Attack Ads Than Obama Accomplishments « CBS DC
The DNCs homepage has numerous attack ads against presumptive Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, far more than news touting President Obamas accomplishments in office.
But a visitor will have to dig through the site to find Obamas signature accomplishments.
Instead of having Obamas accomplishments readily available on the homepage, visitors need to scroll over to the People and Issue tabs to find his successes in office. .
A recent Rasmussen Reports poll shows that Romney holds a 49 to 44 percent lead over Obama.
The Democrats have so little faith in Obama that rather than tout his 'accomplishments' in office, they concentrate in attacking the opponent.
Pathetic.
DNC Homepage Shows More Romney Attack Ads Than Obama Accomplishments « CBS DC
The DNC’s homepage has numerous attack ads against presumptive Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, far more than news touting President Obama’s accomplishments in office.
A recent Rasmussen Reports poll shows that Romney holds a 49 to 44 percent lead over Obama.
And....? The RNC homepage is different.....how?
The Democrats have so little faith in Obama that rather than tout his 'accomplishments' in office, they concentrate in attacking the opponent.
Pathetic.
DNC Homepage Shows More Romney Attack Ads Than Obama Accomplishments « CBS DC
And....? The RNC homepage is different.....how?
Odd... I went to GOP - Welcome to the GOP, and tried to count the Obama attacking ads. I even got my abacus ready in case I couldn't count high enough. Strangely enough, I did not find a single ad attacking Obama on the GOP homepage.
And....? The RNC homepage is different.....how?
Odd... I went to GOP - Welcome to the GOP, and tried to count the Obama attacking ads. I even got my abacus ready in case I couldn't count high enough. Strangely enough, I did not find a single ad attacking Obama on the GOP homepage.
Bull pucky
It kind of depends on who I'm talking to and what it's about. I see this as self evident and really not worth the time unless you actually make some sort of statement that suggests I should take you seriously.Actually... You are right. Mitt isn't doing the same thing. He's pretty much just attacking Obama. He's not really touting anything he's done right, that he can actually prove he's done right.Immaterial to the topic of this thread. The DNC homepage has mostly ads attacking Romney, and precious few supporting Obama. YOU claimed that Romney was doing the same thing.
With the evidence so obvious I don't believe it's worthy for consideration to prove. Not to you at any rate.
*laughs* I don't think you and I share the same goals here. It's all good... carry on.In simpler terms... you failed.
you're not very good at the whole 'prove what you claim' thing, are you.
Odd... I went to GOP - Welcome to the GOP, and tried to count the Obama attacking ads. I even got my abacus ready in case I couldn't count high enough. Strangely enough, I did not find a single ad attacking Obama on the GOP homepage.
Bull pucky
go to the link I provided for the GOP page. Look at the homepage. Please, screenshot the page and show us the ads attacking Obama.
