Obama Camp Hits Romney Over Outsourcing In New Video

[ProSense]

Obama Camp Hits Romney Over Outsourcing In New Video

The Obama campaign has created a web video based on a Washington Post report that Bain Capital invested in companies that facilitated outsourcing jobs to cheaper labor markets overseas. The video splices quotes from the article with Mitt Romney saying “I know why jobs come and why they go.” The video ends with text that reads: “America doesn’t need an outsourcing pioneer in the oval office.”

The Romney campaign denies the accuracy of that report.

Watch:

http://livewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/entries/obama-camp-hits-romney-over-outsourcing-in-new

[seabeyond]

1. the last note from the piano.... very good ad.

and really, that is u.s. greatest concern. about all are aware of jobs going over seas.

good ad

[Spazito]

2. Good ad!

The ads this election are really good, better than than the last one, imo.

They are making their points succinctly without extraneous stuff that can take away from the message.

[tabatha]

3. Nobody can say that ad is full of hype.

It uses hard facts.

[Scurrilous]

4. Thanks.

K & R

[madashelltoo]

5. Obama campaign needs a voice people trust and respect

This is a great ad. However, I think they need a respected and trusted voice to speak the parts one has to read. There are a lot of lazy people out here who just will not read anything.

[freshwest]

6. Excellent. Needs to be seen by many people. Thanks, ProSense.

[tclambert]

7. Don't like it. I was trying to read something else while listening to this, and it didn't make sense

Lots of people just listen to these ads. If I'm looking at something else, or in the kitchen making a sandwich, this ad fails to make its point. You have to actively read it for it to work. That is an important conceptual flaw. It has to have narration.

[malaise]

8. Great ad

Rec

[thucythucy]

9. I agree with the posters who say the material needs to be read out loud

and/or summarized.

I know people who can't read very well, and will not bother to look at all this print.

Keep the visuals as they are, but add a voice-over summarizing the articles.