Tide Rolling Against Obama

Recently, Obama campaign strategist Hilary Rosen attacked Ann Romney for being a stay at home Mom, claiming the mother of 5 "had never worked a day in her life". This idiotic comment was seen as a sharp jab at not only Mrs. Romney, but Mothers from sea to shining sea, perhaps the most false and insulting rhetoric in quite some time.

Sadly, President Obama continues this line of attack against the family of his presumptive GOP challenger, Mitt Romney, saying this week that he and Michelle were not born with silver spoons in their mouth. These comments are also insulting to those families that through hard work and a bit of luck were able to secure financial properity for their family, once thought to be central in the American dream.

Given no accomplishment of prosperity on record, this type of class warfare and the distortion of the truth seems to be the nucleus of the Obama campaign. Contrary to the running at the mouth of the Obama statergerists, this is not going over well with middle America.

Proctor & Gamble, the Cincinnati based consumer cyclical company with products such as Gillette, Crest, Tide and Duracell, has released an advertisement video championing Moms around the world, spotlighting those who help their children reach dreams of being Olympic participants. Without question, while this ad was likely in concept prior to the comment by Ms. Rosen, the ad is most certainly a knockdown punch to the campaign of President Obama. The ad is masterful, and will bring a tear to your eye no doubt. Go:



In Obama and his supporters, we are dealing with folks who champion socialism, promote fairness for those they prefer, follow Saul Alinsky in demonizing opponents with the ends being justified any means and the wanton distortiin of the truth.

I join Proctor & Gamble in saluting our way of life, our history of working hard to achieve dreams, engaging in competition with dignity and sportsmanship and keeping family faith close to our hearts.

For us, everyday is Mothers Day!