David Axelrod
Communications Director for re-elect Obama campaign
The once-Senior Adviser to Obama, now Communications Director for the President’s re-election campaign, David Axelrod, really did a blue ribbon job of communicating this morning…
He told the truth.
On FOX News Sunday with Chris Wallace, Axelrod made the case for electing Governor Mitt Romney:
“The choice in this election is between economy that produces a growing middle class and that gives people a chance to get ahead and their kids a chance to get ahead, and an economy that continues down the road we are on . . . ”
The Romney campaign, quick-as-lightning, released a video of Axelrod’s comments:
Couldn’t agree more.
Thanks, Dave!
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Oh, yeah, Dave. The choice IS between an “economy that produces a growing middle class and that gives people a chance to get ahead and their kids a chance to get ahead, and an economy that continues down the road we are on . . . ”
Romney 2012.
► Jayde Wyatt
Yeah, I think Axelrod left his tap shoes home today. I know he is trying to defend a very weak candidate, but he came across as EXTREMELY DEFENSIVE, especially with regard to the data showing the buffet rule would do next to nothing to reduce the deficit.
Wooohhaaaa! love it. He ain’t lying. Evidently, Axe is feeling Obama’s disastrous weak economy. It’s understandable! Axe cannot defend Obama’s undefendable records anymore. Well, Chicago has really a bad week. I think Obama camps lost their mojo.
Yes, this interview was very telling.
Vic Lundquist and David Parker are doing additional write-ups on topic Axelrod.
So, MRC readers have further treats to look forward to today!
Finally, Axelrod’s sub conscious spoke ” LOUD AND CLEAR ” !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oops! A slip of the tongue by Axelrod. He must of had a long day and the spin went out the window.