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Related: About this forumObama finally plays Bin laden card in commercial-Cleveland OH
Talks about how no President has ever taken on so much of a burden upon taking office. shows how the auto industry recovered and the wars ending, along with the taking of B.L.
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Obama finally plays Bin laden card in commercial-Cleveland OH (Original Post)
Tribetime
Oct 2012
OP
Pirate Smile
(27,617 posts)1. It is the new one with Morgan Freeman narrating - called "Challenges"
I'll get the video. It's good. I like it too.
Challenges - Obama for America TV Ad
JimDandy
(7,318 posts)3. What an uplifting positive ad.
Now run it here in Colorado OFA.
Pirate Smile
(27,617 posts)4. I bet they will. I saw it in Iowa already.
AverageJoe90
(10,745 posts)2. Alright! n/t
flamingdem
(39,313 posts)5. Let's call it the Patriotism Card
It's not about killing someone, it's about this extraordinary focus and commitment he had to keeping Americans safe
theKed
(1,235 posts)6. Is that Morgan Freeman?
Man, that guys voice is like sex. He could cut off my leg, and if he talked to me about what he was doing the whole time, I'd probably enjoy it. (Which isn't to say it's not a good message in the ad, I'm just sayin', you know?)