Obama campaign video exposes seven more Mitt Romney lies in two minutes

[Playinghardball]

Following up on the first Romney vs. Reality video which exposed seven Mitt Romney lies in 84 seconds, here's a new video from the Obama campaign exposing seven more Romney lies, this time in two minutes, and all focused on foreign policy:

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For all the punditry and speculation about why the Obama campaign isn't attacking Mitt Romney's record as a flip-flopper, this video is a reminder that the campaign is nonetheless going after the core Romney liability: his extraordinary mendacity. Remember, flip-flopping itself isn't a inherently bad—it's only bad when you do it purely for opportunistic reasons.
So whether the Obama campaign is targeting Romney's lies about Obama or his record of calculated flip-flops, they are really talking about the same core Romney fault: dishonesty. Romney's problem isn't just that he's a weathervane, it's that he's a sleazy salesman who refuses to show his customers the respect of telling them the truth. And this video shows the Obama campaign isn't backing off that message one bit.

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[JNelson6563]

1. Brilliant!

[DefenseLawyer]

2. Mitt Romney tried to charge me for the Tru-Coat after we agreed upon a price

[bayareaboy]

3. I believe Obama ... ...

What can we do to get the other folks to believe and understand, throw in some cyber effects, a country singer, or a nascar driver?

[applegrove]

4. Excellent. Their is good information and bad information in the world. The democrats are for good

information. And for an well informed public. For experts on many areas of human endeavor. For science. The Republicans are for bad information and misleading their base.