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During the campaign season, analysts and reporters constantly needled Mitt Romney for being, or at least seeming, “out of touch with working class America.” Presumably this was because he is rich, though they never mentioned just how wealthy Obama is. I suppose that, in contrast, they were touting Obama as a “man of the people.” But honestly, I think this characterization was and is false. Obama is not in touch with what America was or is. He is in touch only with what he is making America to be. This was hammered in again recently when he spoke on guns and other dangerous stuff he was going to protect us from.
“Up at Camp David, we do skeet shooting all the time,” Obama said. No, Mr. President. What you’re shooting isn’t skeet. And it isn’t straight, either. Though it does share its initial and terminal letters with both of those words. “We do skeet shooting?” Who talks like that? “Hey, smokers! I’m one of you! I do cigarette smoking all the time.”
During the campaign season, analysts and reporters constantly needled Mitt Romney for being, or at least seeming, “out of touch with working class America.” Presumably this was because he is rich, though they never mentioned just how wealthy Obama is. I suppose that, in contrast, they were touting Obama as a “man of the people.” But honestly, I think this characterization was and is false. Obama is not in touch with what America was or is. He is in touch only with what he is making America to be. This was hammered in again recently when he spoke on guns and other dangerous stuff he was going to protect us from.
“Up at Camp David, we do skeet shooting all the time,” Obama said. No, Mr. President. What you’re shooting isn’t skeet. And it isn’t straight, either. Though it does share its initial and terminal letters with both of those words. “We do skeet shooting?” Who talks like that? “Hey, smokers! I’m one of you! I do cigarette smoking all the time.”
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