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Merry Christmas!!!!!

I wonder which person would make a better President, since both videos are so telling of just who is the real person running for office?

Please forward it on.

Now that’s a Christmas message!

Special Christmas Holiday Message

The person who writes the best “faux news story” on the original “Holiday” ad will win bragging rights.

The only rule I’d suggest, if I may be so bold, is when writing it, you must approach the ad as if it were an attack ad put out by conservative Republicans. What do you think?

Here’s a example:[Modeled after a NYT blog post.]

In a move reminiscent of the attacks on Senator John Kerry’s prior military service during the 2004 presidential campaign by “The Swiftboat Veterans for Truth” a group of anonymous conservative republicans have emerged with an ad attacking democrat presidential candidate, Senator Hillary Clinton.

Playing on some voters fears that Senator Clinton is too much of a big government liberal, the ad starts out with scissors snipping shiny wrapping paper, a fancy ribbon ready to be tied in a bow, and “Carol of the Bells” chiming in the background.

It’s supposed to be Hillary Rodham Clinton’s take on a holiday campaign ad.

This Hillary isn’t so much into the suspense of opening presents but instead writes what the gift is on the tag. But a present from her is much more than your average Christmas list.

The New York senator is shown giving her budget busting, nanny state, socialist programs, such as “universal health care,” “energy independence,” and “middle class tax breaks,” as well as her retreat and defeat, surrender in Iraq policy “bring troops home.”

Like “The Swiftboat Veterans for Truth”, this new attack ad on Mrs. Clinton shows just how dirty this campaign can get. “Where did I put universal pre-K?” she wonders aloud. “Ah, there it is,” she says, as she smiles and attaches the card to a wrapped gift.

“Pre-cent$” hit Iowa and New Hampshire airwaves last week. It doesn’t mention Christmas explicitly, using the much maligned PC version by ending with a simple sign reading “Happy Holidays.” A play on the so-called “War on Christmas.”

The original ad tells us alot about the Clinton campaign, though. This is exactly the style and thinking used in pervious, disasterous ads about health care years ago when Bill was in office. they’re still obviously getting their advertising info from the Thomases, who consistently engineered disasterous ads for the Clintons whenever they got the chance.

This shows us a terribly important lesson about the Clintons: apparently, they have failed to learn anything about public image. Anyone who can’t learn that certainly is ill-equipped in the world we live in today to be President.