Whose words?
Without fail, new media YouTubers are quick to respond to the brewing controversy over Obama's supposed affection for Deval Patrick's speeches by conducting their own content analysis of their speeches. One product of these content analysis efforts made its way onto YouTube.
Enjoy.
Enjoy.
This is not to say we're taking sides in the Democratic presidential race, but many of you have noticed that we like snaring people with their own words. It's a bit of a fun sport, but behind it is the belief that words matter, and that everyone should be held accountable for what they say in order to get elected.
Our long-time readers know we're equal opportunity about who we shoot around here. When we catch 'em, we skewer them equally here in the Blogland.
Even Barack Obama.
Our long-time readers know we're equal opportunity about who we shoot around here. When we catch 'em, we skewer them equally here in the Blogland.
Even Barack Obama.






It certainly did not work for Hillary in WI tonight.
What's next? That Obama secretly prefers vanilla ice cream to chocolate?
I thought Team Hillary would hit with more punch.
We could see some nice quotes of first lady Hillary... "I have no recollection of that Senator... I don't recall... I don't remember..." all cycling over a medley of the instrumentals from "Bring Me Forget-Me-Nots" and "Memories"
From the undertone I'd picked up, the McCain Mafia had best hope Obama gets the nod.
I of course am an unabashed Obama supporter as you know, but appreciate your equal opportunity "skewering."
Thanks for the Video link Earl!