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That's absolutely hysterical. I can't believe they wasted campaign funds producing that.

 

Meanwhile, Romney and Ryan are ratcheting up the rhetoric on the Benghazi debacle.

 

Twitter comment from ABC's Rick Klein: @rickklein: so Romney marches toward Benghazi, while the president marches down Sesame Street?

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That looks like an ad you'd see on late night TV. Yeah, they've officially lost it.

 

If Obama loses this election, David Axelrod will be lucky to get a job making donut runs at Current TV.

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Every piece of the plan had to be accountable, or the whole thing wouldn't work.

Every piece of the plan had to be accountable?

 

Put the crack down.

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That is brilliant satire. Absolutely !@#$ing brilliant.

 

As a serious campaign ad...yeah, not so much.

:lol: :lol:

 

And I thought Romney's last ad was bad...

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A PRESIDENTIAL campaign doesnt know enough to skip using a trademarked figure?

 

Seeing as they've done exactly jack stevestojan about China ripping trademarks/copyright... I'd say Team Obama just doesn't know the law, or care to enforce the law.

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That looks like an ad you'd see on late night TV. Yeah, they've officially lost it.

 

Seriously! With the cheesy shadow figure of Big Bird and the booming "Big Guy" movie voice....this could have easily aired on SNL. :w00t:

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In an odd turn of events, Sesame Street gives the Obama campaign the Big Bird: Take the ad down.

 

http://live.reuters....ention/50482703

 

 

Ouch . . . . . take down by The Street !

 

 

 

nothing says " I've completely lost control of this narrative",

 

like embracing a seven foot tall yellow feathered multi-millionaire.

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Seriously! With the cheesy shadow figure of Big Bird and the booming "Big Guy" movie voice....this could have easily aired on SNL. :w00t:

 

I sent that to a friend of mine who is a big obamabot and her answer was, "that's not real is it?"

 

:lol:

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Ouch . . . . . take down by The Street !

 

 

 

nothing says " I've completely lost control of this narrative",

 

like embracing a seven foot tall yellow feathered multi-millionaire.

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Au contraire. Children's Television Workshop being the adults in the dialog says it even better.

 

Serious question...yes, the Obama campaign is clearly focused on trivialities and hasn't the first clue about trademark infringement (unsurprising, since the administration's recognition of "private property" is at best tenuous.)

 

But if the Romney campaign were to use this commercial themselves in one of their own ads as an example of how utterly juvenile and clueless the Obama administration is...would the Big Bird clips fall under "fair use" in demonstrating the trademark infringement?

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