Originally posted by FMFHe (or his reelection team) is politically brilliant, too. What better way to contrast himself with Romney than to highlight his support for firefighters?
Obama in Colorado:compassion, dignity, leadership; political differences aside, he personifies the best about America - unity, courage and the determination of local communities in the face of adversity. Agreed?
Anyway, yes, I think the move was a good demonstration of leadership and empathy.
Originally posted by wittywonkaMmmm. Doesn't seem to have had much of a political-differences-aside unifying influence on you, though. 😉
He (or his reelection team) is politically brilliant, too. What better way to contrast himself with Romney than to highlight his support for firefighters?
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Originally posted by FMFIt would have, had the exchange(s) between him and Romney not been so recent. 😉
Mmmm. Doesn't seem to have had much of a political-differences-aside unifying influence on you, though. 😉
His visit to Joplin, MO, for example, was one of many such unifying displays of leadership, though.
Originally posted by FMFWe are lucky to have Barak Obama as President. A man who has won a Nobel Peace Prize and a transparency award from the media and someone who has brought the nation together is a rare find indeed.
Obama in Colorado:compassion, dignity, leadership; political differences aside, he personifies the best about America - unity, courage and the determination of local communities in the face of adversity. Agreed?
