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Clint speaks at RNC and interviews an invisible Obama. It's kind of rambling, but has some humorous moments. He also makes some good points.




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiHNVYRTKP8

A lot of people on both sides dismiss this as rambling, but to go 10 minutes with no teleprompter, one prop, and getting the laughs he did that takes skill.

The downside to all of this is with all of the attention this video is getting is time not spent talking about Romney's speech (or even Marco Rubio's which was also good).

Oh, I wasn't being dismissive, at all. I did note that some say that he bombed, but the audience reaction shows that he didn't.

I thought it was pretty good for his age and such.

I thought he did good

It was highly strategic and poll results indicate he was successful. Eastwood talked and acted like a neighbor conversing on your front porch, talking man to man with the audience, with unaffected and unscripted humor. His criticisms of Obama were as subtle and cutting as a Sicilian stiletto, and the Obama campaign's response demonstrated that Eastwood had gotten under Obama's thin skin. The millions of bitter clingers got it; the millions of pusillanimous libtards did not.

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Did a search and found it though. Nice!
Gotta agree with firemanbob, sometimes folks grow impatient too easily. It's understandable due to the pure convenience we have become accustomed to. I for one think things are too easy nowadays. Especially for our kids. No one has any patience anymore and it shows. This is why I like hanging out with the old guys from hard outdoor working backgrounds.

Here's another link, Scrubber:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UbDj42RfYo

Edit... NM,I see ya got it, lol

I think that Eastwood was brilliant. The only thing stronger to represent Obama than an empty chair would have been an empty suit. Eastwood's humor drove his points home in a memorable way, as did his easy-going delivery. His points were deadly accurate, and hence the outcry from the left. If the left weren't scared, they wouldn't have given Eastwood a letter of ink.

FiremanBob wrote:It was highly strategic and poll results indicate he was successful. Eastwood talked and acted like a neighbor conversing on your front porch, talking man to man with the audience, with unaffected and unscripted humor. His criticisms of Obama were as subtle and cutting as a Sicilian stiletto, and the Obama campaign's response demonstrated that Eastwood had gotten under Obama's thin skin. The millions of bitter clingers got it; the millions of pusillanimous libtards did not.

I agree completely!

I can't do that to myself either.