01 Jul 12
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.
01 Jul 12
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?
01 Jul 12
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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.
01 Jul 12
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?
