You know the fallout behind a campaign move is bad when the morning mainstream media is even expressing disgust. And that’s exactly what NBC’s Matt Lauer did on the “Today” show on Wednesday morning with Obama campaign representative Robert Gibbs over the Obama-approved Big Bird ad.
The ad, which mocks Mitt Romney for going after PBS funding, has become a laughing stock among both conservatives and liberals who have skewered it as beneath the campaign of a sitting president. And on Wednesday, Lauer made it a little personal by adding his thoughts in an interview with Gibbs.
“I have to be honest with you, I personally was a bit surprised that the campaign released this Big Bird ad yesterday,” Lauer said. “I mean, is that the kind of political ad that a campaign releases when it feels it has ideas and solutions on its side, or is that the kind of political ad a campaign releases when it simply wants to get attention?”
Gibbs responded by twisting Romney’s position, saying the governor wants to end “Downton Abbey” and “go to war” with Sesame Street instead of holding Wall Street accountable. “And, look, we can’t have a president who does that.”
Lauer’s disgust, however, was obvious.
“And I find it hard to believe I’m asking this question here this morning, but will the campaign take Bird Bird out of its ads?” he asked with a smirk.
“I don’t know of any plans to change that ad,” Gibbs responded. Sesame Street has demanded the yellow figure’s removal.
You can watch part of the interview below:
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Related:
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- Democrats’ Big Bird strategy is a winner for the GOP
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sflamom
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:48amYou know that you have a problem if the mainstream media is disgusted with your ads….
Matt, you are wrong believing that they have ideas and solutions…they don’t! That is why they use Big Bird….
I think it sums it up completely. When nothing else works you give throw them the bird.
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Detroit paperboy
Oct. 10, 2012 at 10:15amSo tell me why can’t PBS sell ads like everyone else ? Or is that beneath them and their snob viewers….
term limits for congress
Oct. 10, 2012 at 10:58amThe RNC should make an ad with Big Bird wearing a burqa and walking around the burned-out consulate in Libya.
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mersey
Oct. 10, 2012 at 11:21amWell in all honesty I can see how progressives relate to Big Bird. They do possess yellow personalities and are kinda bird brained. And Lord knows, they are child like and immature. In fact, Big Bird should replace the jackass as the Democratic mascot.
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yougottabekidding
Oct. 10, 2012 at 11:30amThey pander to people that are on that educational level
Nobody with any education even considers this stupidity
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AvengerK
Oct. 10, 2012 at 11:41amI couldn’t give a d@mn what Lauer or Baghdad Bobby Gibbs think.
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lani59
Oct. 10, 2012 at 11:52amIt’s all Obama’s has to talk about, so they run with it. It sucks that Obama is even close in the polls, but so many people are relying on Obama’s stash of cash nowdays. And being black really helps because if Obama’s skin color was white, he wouldn’t even be the nominee…
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Wayner
Oct. 10, 2012 at 12:22pmThat’s really odd.. I watched the debate and I didn’t hear Romney say any of those things UHUH Gibbs is saying…. What I heard was the he was going to cut wasteful government spending.. BTW.. I bet O’s camp wishes he hadn’t done so much to turn off those “fat cat” buddy bankers he had last time around.
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Bluebonnet
Oct. 10, 2012 at 1:01pmBig bird, big bird………….let’s start giving these people “the Bird” like I did to Andrea Mitchell the other night.
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horsehockey
Oct. 10, 2012 at 1:01pmYeh, but poor Matt looked so uncomfortable and deferential during that entire exchange, and you have to know that he was so when he went against his idols.
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CelebrityThink
Oct. 10, 2012 at 1:14pmUnfortunately Matt Lauer missed the whole point of the Big Bird ad … http://www.celebritythink.com/2012/10/why-the-obama-campaign-has-no-plans-to-stop-big-bird-ad-it-works/
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BYEBYEBIRDIE
Oct. 10, 2012 at 1:54pmCheck this out – Awesome!
Show your support for Romney and put a Big Bird Target sign in your front yard.
http://www.cafepress.com/bigbirdtarget
Here is a picture of it
http://pinterest.com/pin/298293175288691713/
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schlitten15
Oct. 10, 2012 at 2:01pmMatt Lauer and Robert Gibbs are both several bricks shy of a load. They should worry about the attack in Libya and
not about big Bird. Romney is right, they need to cut all these subsidies. We are paying them 444 millions a year, while the owners are getting rich on the taxpayers dime.
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DarkJello
Oct. 10, 2012 at 2:03pmI hope this trend continues, so that Romney will be our next president.
Poor big bird. Not even he is exempt from Obama’s plan for the world.
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Lgbpop
Oct. 10, 2012 at 2:10pmFor Detroit Paperboy, and others wondering why PBS doesn’t sell commercial time…Actually, they do. It’s just done differently now than it was 60 years ago. Now, companies buy commercial advertising minutes or half-minutes independent of the program being aired when the commercials run. PBS actually does what CBS, NBC Red, NBC Blue (now ABC) and Dumont did in the early ’50s, which was to sponsor the entire program. All I can think of now is the Jack Benny Show which was sponsored by Jell-O (remember Benny greeting the viewers each show with “Jell-O, again!” ?)
This was actually carried over from network radio. Perhaps the most well-known sponsorship back then was American Tobacco sponsoring the “Lucky Strike presents W.C. Fields Show,” because when he got into a contract dispute with American and didn’t get his way he introduced a new character to the show – his “son,” Chester Fields. It drove American crazy (Chesterfield cigarettes were a flagship brand produced by American’s competitor, Lorillard Tobacco Co.) and Fields eventually got his fatter contract.
Anyhow, by sponsoring an entire show, or half of it each between two sponsors, the sponsor gets their name prominently mentioned at the beginning and end of each show and the show remains free of interruption.
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ckayter
Oct. 10, 2012 at 2:11pm@ detroit paperboy: PBS run ads? LOL They call them pledge breaks and they run 20 minutes long. It’s like watching an infomercial for the station.
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Renellin
Oct. 10, 2012 at 3:19pmThe other problem is the Wall Street guys were dealt with by the previous administration. They are already being punished for what they did. The rest of the bad guys on Wall Street now work for Obama. And all this takes a way our attention on Ohio, where it’s been reported that Obama and the State is shaping up to designate regional wealth distribution, where tax dollars from the suburbs will be transferred to cities to ramp up their supply. Apparently the suburbs have enough money, they don’t need to pay teachers there. Also suburbs don’t need roads. Apparently there aren’t enough roads in the cities, so Obama wants to build more roads so the people in the cities can get to work. Makes no sense to me.
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dcgirl
Oct. 10, 2012 at 4:07pmDetroit Paperboy – PBS DOES sell ads. They have had commercials on for years now. Then they also have merchandising rights to Sesame Street, etc. AND their constant beg-a-thons. They don’t need taxpayer money.
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ginger ghent
Oct. 10, 2012 at 4:44pmwell put..and sooo true.
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Mulder1
Oct. 10, 2012 at 5:06pmThis is an idiotic ad. Any intelligent person would realize that all Romney wants to do is end funding for the liberal propaganda network, PBS. Sesame Street will do fine, if PBS closes down, which I don’t think will happen. Let liberals donate money for their precious liberal TV network. Don’t ask conservatives taxpayers to fund PBS.
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SLAPTHELEFT
Oct. 10, 2012 at 5:10pmIt’s unraveling, fast. Unhinged, uninteresting, and unwatchable.
Back to the Marxist dungeons to assess the next move.
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pcj
Oct. 10, 2012 at 5:19pmDetroit Paperboy: PBS gets $45 million in royalties and millions in other fees, government funding for them is ony 6% according to the website that posted their tax return info. Big Bird is safe, a little creative budgeting can make that up easily. Obama is using Big Bird as a distraction from the Libya mess, the economy, Obamcare, etc. shows he’s getting desperate to find anything to keep the heat off all the nasty things from his adminstration.
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GeorgieJo
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:10pmWHO IS MATT LIER and WHY SHOULD I CARE?
He works for GE-Jeffy-Shovel-Ready-Job-Democrap.
OMG in NOV 2012
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witchrunner
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:20pmMaybe, just maybe, it goes to show that there is a point that is so low that even the die-hard socialist Obama supporters won’t go. But, I think the reality is that, as a Jimmy Carter administration man said not to long ago, the problem with liberalism is proving that it works. I don’t think Lauer or a lot of other libs in the media thought that Obama would actually enforce the liberal line. Apparently Obama doesn’t understand that by actually walking the line, rather than compromising, that it takes away the excuse of why things are so bad, and thus the argument of why you should vote for libs. So, in order of lib journalists (I use the term loosely) to gain any credibility again they need for repubs to rule so that, when things aren’t absolutely perfect, they can tout their lib credentials again.
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Jaycen
Oct. 10, 2012 at 10:35pmSesame Stree must be freaking out right now. Has anyone followed the link from the Blog showing the salaries of PBS executives, Sesame Street executives, and the guy who plays Big Bird, himself?
Holy crap, Big Bird knocks down $314K per year. That’s right children, he’s about $29K shy of being the 1%.
Makes you wonder about the fact that they’ve got “starving muppets” on the show, while some of the actors that play the muppets make more than 5 times my salary. That is, of course, because they “care about hungry children”.
See the National Review article that breaks it down: http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/329858/sesame-street-1-percent-katrina-trinko
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MarsBarsTru7
Oct. 11, 2012 at 12:34amDid anyone actually watch the video? Matt Lauer didn’t show disgust. It was an expression of mild disagreement at best. And what he actually did was allow Gibbs to justify it. Lauer didn’t make the case against the Big Bird ad at all.
The Blaze dropped the ball on this one.
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arta
Oct. 11, 2012 at 8:47amHad our Dear Leader defended our Ambassador to Libya as fiercely as he has defended Big Bird, our Ambassador would still be alive. Which makes me wonder…. why would anyone send a gay man to be an ambassador to a muslim country and then pull out his security team ? That seems to be waving a red cape in front of a bull and daring any faithful muslim to do something about it. Could almost be called a calculated murder…….
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arta
Oct. 11, 2012 at 8:51amWell, had our Dear Leader defended our Ambassador to Libya as fiercely as he has defended Big Bird, our Ambassador would still be alive. Which makes me wonder…. why would anyone send a gay man to be an ambassador to a muslim country and then pull out his security team ? That seems to be waving a red cape in front of a bull and daring any faithful muslim to do something about it. Could almost be called a calculated murder…….
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drattastic
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:42am“Pathetic” is what obama and his minions to best.
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Redwood Elf
Oct. 10, 2012 at 11:27amyeah, what’s next, portraying Mitt a Oscar The Grouch? They already brought in the garbage man, how big a step would it be to putting Mitt IN a garbage can?
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Angry-Elf
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:41amWell, I watched the vid and am wondering where the so-called ‘disgust’ was… Did I miss it?
I do agree that it is an effort to cleverly tie in the two topics… Sesame Street vs. Wall Street. I am sure whoever came up with the parallel is probably the brightest kid in the whole 5th grade!
Go Romney! Go Ryan! Go Romney! Go Ryan!
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ambrosia
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:37amReally…I frankly, don’t care what either of these banana fitters have to say.
I don’t believe PBS “demanded” the ad be pulled-
oh yeah, it serves their “spin” to say so
but what serves them better
is all the attention
the big webbed-foot, yellow bird has generated.
He usually teaches humans to be good & kind,
now, they’ve turned him into
a spokes-beak,
aimed at lecturing Americans
of our insensitivity, lack of generosity, arrogance & intolerance-
remind you of anybody ?
Does anyone over there get this-
it is NOT just about the money.
it is the principle.
What Romney & America are trying to drive into their greedy, little brains
is that a big, moneymaking business like PBS
or any other private enterprise
does NOT qualify for free taxpayers dough.
In fact, these elite beggars should end their whining
& refund ALL the taxpayer money they’ve ever received.
Why should they get yearly windfalls
when Mr. & Mrs. McGillicudy, who operate the local bookstore,
on a shoestring, just to survive & serve their customers get none ?
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WillG
Oct. 10, 2012 at 1:58pmPrecisely.
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ForMyKidsVA
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:34amGibbs needs to understand that quite a few Downton Abbey devotees don’t wait several months for PBS to catch up with British release dates. Obama and his administration moved themselves backwards to the early sixties, technologically speaking, when they canceled manned space flight. Obviousy they are stuck there as it’s clear they haven’t heard of the Internet.
PBS needs to go commercial.
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IMCHRISTIAN
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:31amI have never seen a campaign that would stoop so low as to bring in a character that many children have grown up with years ago and today. Never was a thing said in the debate about any connection of big bird with wall street, To bad that we can’t have truths instead of exaggerations and lies at any time. God please help us to vote for those that will truly help the USA and its people with truth and justice forever. God bless the servicemen and women who given of their time and sometimes their lives to help us keep the freedom that this administration seems to want to destroy for us and our future generations
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izzy1127
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:53amPBS has already stated that losing federal funding would not affect Sesame Street. If I remember correctly, the $450 million is only 12% of their annual budget. I think that can be easily made up by commercials and liberals donating a little more $$$$$ during their telethon seeing as how they seem to donate so little compared to conservatives…….
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ricckky
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:31amThe LIAR is a buffoon—-Even if he doesn’t write this stuff, he approves it. Just like the the health care bill–The LIAR has no idea what’s in this bill along with most people of Washington. We learn as we go how simply awful this tripe is. But he approves this having no idea what will happen to America. All he cares about, like all sociopaths, is how great he thinks he looks!!!!–Wake up America!!!
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OKLAPatriot
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:23amNBC’s blatant support of this socialist idiot is backfiring on them. Ratings are down and Lauer is on the way out. I’ve already put CBS on my “do not watch” list. NBC is next. Lauer is nothing but a two-timing, alduterer weasel who is way overpaid. I hope his wife gives him the boot and he can go to work for some hollywood rag, reporting on “stars.”
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PeaceLanese
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:33amyou are so right.
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Bluebonnet
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:44amBig Bird? How about Pack your Bags, it’s time to go, da, da, da, BYE, BYE BLACKBIRD?
That song popped into my head this morning and I can’t get it out because it’s pizzed me off that the entire MSM has been consumed with Big Bird for the last few days
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ANYTHING to take our minds off what a horrid last 4 years we’ve had with an incompetent person who’s playing games with the serious times we’re in right now, We are in trouble and it’s joke time?
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13th Imam
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:23amLast night I saw the Angrier Mitchell ad that the O campaign put out. She said they shouldn’t use her in an ad unless she gave them permission She was afraid we would see her lack of journalistic integrity. as if. Big bird has as much integrity as Angrier, or most of today’s so-called journalists.
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Fubared
Oct. 10, 2012 at 10:12amWhen did she stop doing just opinion?
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StandingOnMyHead
Oct. 10, 2012 at 11:50amNice try on Mitchell”s part to save face in the eleventh-hour, but hate to inform her it is already too late. She lost all integrity as a journalist four years ago!
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crusaderx9
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:22amThe mainstream media were willing to “lay on the wire” for obama – but now that obama has been exposed as a sham – some in the mainstream media are starting to worry about their reputations in a post-obama America.
The MSM will stay play the willing fools for the obama regime – but the absurdity of the obama regime’s claims as well as misguided focus is reading as pure INTELLECTUAL INSULT to even the most liberal in the mainstream media complex.
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TxBeckFan
Oct. 10, 2012 at 11:56amThe MSM will play the willing fool for Obama until after the election, and then turn into attack dogs against Romney’s Administration.
I have never seen the media so willingly complicit in half-truths and lies by those in power as they are when it comes ot this administration. It is truly dangerous when the press becomes nothing less than the propaganda arm of those in power. The importance of a free press in a democractic government system is to provide a check on power–to act as an independent source of information to allow the people to make an informed choice.
But when the media gets in bed with those in power, it becomes an instrument of oppression. Goering and Stalin understood this. Obama has relied on lies and half truths throughout the campaign, trusting that no one in teh media would call him out on his lies. He has asserted the following, which the media has reported without even questioning his claims:
1. Romney wants to starve children
2. Romney wants polluted water and air
3. Romney murdered a woman
4. Romney is a felon
5. Romney proposes a $5 trillion tax cut (which Obama’s own spkesperson admitted was untrue on CNN)
6. Romney does not care about middle class Americans
7. Romney hates Big Bird and Oscar
8. Romney wants to enslave blacks
9. The attack in Libya was a spontaneous response to an internet video
The media will not challenge the veracity of anything the Obama people say.
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JP16
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:15amJust remember the line that I remember hearing all the time as a child watching PBS, “This show is made possible by generous support by viewers like you.”
You could eliminate government funding for PBS and Sesame Street will live on because parents want a television show they can have their young children watch and maybe learn something through. People will donate money for good programming. The Democrats by trying to use Sesame Street for political gain are going to lose votes. Ignoring the wishes of those in charge of Sesame Street is also not a good idea either. Overall, the ad sounds like a terrible joke, like someone wanted to add humor and seriousness to the same ad. They literally saw the number of people making tweets about the Big Bird issue and decided that those few (in percentage) people represented the general public as a whole.
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bumfuzeled
Oct. 10, 2012 at 11:48amThe day Romney and Ryan take office the MSM will once again start covering the wars in the middle east reporting daily death tallies as they did with Bush. Notice we have not heard one comment on death totals in 4 years. It is as if soldiers stopped dying the minute our current fool in chief took office. The MSM will consider it their job once again to place D.C. under the microscope and make up stuff on slow news days.
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culpeperminuteman
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:13amI hope they keep on showing it. It has backfired and it makes the sitting president of the United States of America look petty, cheap, and small. All attributes that have been there since day one, but are now coming out as they see their magical mystery tour come to an end.
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DSTSS2010
Oct. 10, 2012 at 1:37pmPetty, cheap and small, those are his good points! Dishonest, anti-American, racist, anti-Christian, anti-Constitution, dictatorial, delusional, ad nauseum…………..
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HKS
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:13amIs there any wonder why we are in the shape we are with such child like behavior leading this country, if the American people don’t get rid of these pretend politicians we are probably done as a society.
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huey6367
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:13amI do believe the media is starting to turn on the administration.
4 more weeks!! 4 more weeks!!
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Jenny Lind
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:50amLast night at the rally in Ohio, Romney said something about four years down to four weeks, and the crowd picked it up and the chant became a response. It was so cool. The speakers took great remarks from people in the crowd, and shared them, one about Obama when talking about unemployment, someone shouted out “one more unemployed” and the crowd came back”four more weeks”. People in Ohio are stoked to get rid of this man. The lady I sat next to was a lifelong democrat, but now she’s knocking on doors for Romney. I say “be of good cheer” we are going to win this election!
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Holy_Crap
Oct. 10, 2012 at 2:15pmHUEY6367
Posted on October 10, 2012 at 9:13am
I do believe the media is starting to turn on the administration.
4 more weeks!! 4 more weeks!!
Lets hope so,,,,,The media are hopelessly in bed with Obama. Time for them to change and go with a winner named Romney!!!!!!!
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Oneirishman
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:11amI wonder if Big Bird will be voting for Barry again this year?
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Swimming-with-the-Sharks
Oct. 10, 2012 at 1:37pmWho do you think was the original occupant under that Big Bird suit?
Of course he’ll vote for O.
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dublinthewagons
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:11amThe children administration has embarrassed the medial. The fools that followed the fool.
Time for grownups to take charge.
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Fatty Matty
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:08amMatthew, I dare say you protesteth too much. When you lie with whores…..
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CatB
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:13amYes .. why doesn’t Matty boy ask him about Libya .. or any of the other REAL stories … and STORIES being the operative word here ….
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naughtycal
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:16amExactly, Matt smell a political shift in the U.S. and wants to shift with it. F him, and the rest of the thrill up thier leg media needs to be exiled from this country for the injustice and unconstitutional action of Obama and his adminstration they helped cover up for the last 4 years.
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ginger100
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:06amDoes Sesame St really need tax payer money? If so shouldn’t they share their profits off their products and endorsements?
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ckayter
Oct. 10, 2012 at 2:20pmYou’re right, Ginger100. SesameWorkshop has amassed with licensing fees for toys like Tickle Me Elmo, kids’ clothing and shoes, food products, etc. Add in the royalties and distribution fees for DVDs and programming.
I checked Sesame Workshop’s 2011 financial statements. Their NET (after expenses) income for 2011 was $232 MILLION, of which 2/3 comes from the licensing and royalties. The remaining 1/3 comes from corporate, foundation, and govt funding. By the way, THEY DON’T PAY FEDERAL OR STATE INCOME TAXES because they are recognized as a NON-PROFIT CORPORATION.
Our tax dollars hard at work.
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TelepromoterNChief
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:02amYeah, ay.
Matt will still vote for Obama.
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PeteOH
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:01amYou KNOW that times are rough at the White House when Barry’s idiot mouthpiece (Gibbs) ****** off Barry’s adoring promoter (Lauer). … Sounds like Lauer had a moment of clarity or “good lovin’ gone bad.”
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SocialistSlayer
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:09amYeah I guess even Commies like Lauer can have moments of clarity !
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beekeeper
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:01amTeam Obama is too clever by half. They are convinced that Big Bird is resonating with American, despite most sentient consumers understanding that Muppet Movies and Sesame Street toys fund Sesame Street, not the federal government. And the head of Sesame Workshop said as much right after this “issue” was raised.
This parallels the administration’s attempts to paint the Benghazi attacks as a spontaneous reaction to a YouTube video, despite mountains of evidence to the contrary which started appearing in the public press 24 hours after the attack was first reported.
Both the campaign and the administration are shocked, SHOCKED to find that the mainstream media won’t willingly accept whatever the campaign puts out, just as Obama was shocked to be challenged in last week’s debate.
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Snowleopard {gallery of cat folks}
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:46am@Beekeeper:
There is more to the continuation of the ‘Big Bird’ campaign by Obama; this is an ultimate usage of propaganda to try and intimidate the parents via their kids. The children are of an age that all they hear is ‘Bad old Romney is going to fire Big Bird and Elmo.’
It is an ultimate evil of corruption and manipulation; and thus shows the absolute depravity and darkness of the House of Obama to its core.
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curmudgeon60
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:47amMr. Obama wasn’t surprised at the debate–a close demo advisor leaked it out today that Obama walked off that stage believing he had WON the debate. I believe that ad is hitting it’s mark with the uneducated population, all those people who sit their children in front of a tv set. Also, I really don’t see disgust in Lauer’s attitude-I see it as more of his concurring with Gibbs-and just doing his job of asking mindless questions.
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HKS
Oct. 10, 2012 at 9:00amAnything but facts, it’s the liberal way.
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crusaderx9
Oct. 10, 2012 at 8:59amThe obama regime has exceeded the gag reflex of the mainstream media they once ruled – WOW!
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Snowleopard {gallery of cat folks}
Oct. 10, 2012 at 8:59amSo Gibbs confirms the ad’s will continue – thus striking at voters through their young children, the ultimate corruption and intimidation efforts of the regime of Obama. They have descended to the lowest of the low anyone can achieve short of a full scale coup which is probably their next step when the end comes for them in November.
May the left-leaning-falling-thud to the ground MSM finally turn upon Obama in force and show all of the corruption going on.
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cvs334
Oct. 10, 2012 at 8:58am4 years later … BO has done NOTHING to reform Wall Street … get real!!
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