Obama campaign hits new low

Breeanne Howe:
There seems to be no low to which President Obama will sink in his desperate attempt to win reelection.  One has to wonder, is there any point at which the main stream media and the public get some self-respect and toss out this loser?  First he asked for your wedding gifts, then your yard sales and now he has asked for your daughters.
Just in case you didn’t watch Obama’s newest ad, and who could really blame you, it’s aimed at young, female voters who may be virgin… voters.  The actress gushes about how special the first guy should be and how you wouldn’t want to show up at a party and be discovered as being, “not ready.”  Lena Dunham allows herself to be used in this cheap, last minute attempt to be the first for young women.  Dunham, who was raised in a wealthy, over-sexualized household and who started therapy at age 7 must somewhat be forgiven for her role; she seems to have a thing for talking about her first time, the Obama administration was just happy to oblige.  The problem is, this is an adult man, with two young daughters, who should know better.
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The ad has left many conservatives speechless.  It certainly demonstrates the shameless quality of the Obama campaign and their utter desperation to appeal to a certain demographic that seems to be slipping away from them.  That is is slipping away suggest that young women are smarter than liberals think.

Sadly there are a few days left for the Obama campaign to plumb new depths.
 

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