I see nothing inconsistent between criticizing a system and participating in it. Many of the Republican candidates have also criticized Super-PACs. However, it is true that Obama is now committing to a level of participation in the Super-PAC fundraising that he had previously indicated was out of bounds (Obama super PAC decision: President blesses fundraising for Priorities USA Action - Glenn Thrush - POLITICO.com).
Which leads us to ask: why? Setting aside paulitician's suggestion that Obama suffers from a serious mental disease, why would Obama reverse himself? Since he made the pledge we have seen two things: Super-PACs have played a huge role in the Republican contest, and Republican Super-PACs have drastically out-raised Democratic ones. I believe either or both of these convinced Obama that his original pledge (like his pledge to avoid certain interactions with lobbyists, or his pledge to accept public financing) was no longer practical.
I see nothing inconsistent between criticizing a system and participating in it
I see nothing inconsistent between criticizing a system and participating in it
I see nothing inconsistent between criticizing a system and participating in it
I see nothing inconsistent between criticizing a system and participating in it
No matter how many time I read this statement I still don't get it...
When Romney does it Obama and the Libs condemn it like crazy...they went semi nuts over it and it's wrong that Romney is doing it....
Now Obama was against it before he was for it.
It's wrong when someone else does it but Obama does it and the left goes super quiet over it.
Maybe if I read this one more time it will make sense.....
I see nothing inconsistent between criticizing a system and participating in it
Nope...
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