The Paul advertisement talks about a "$15 Trillion Debt," "12 Million Americans Unemployed," and "A Country At War," as the issues candidates should be addressing. As you can read in an earlier post, I see the Etch a Sketch issue as a Dog and Pony Show that has come to the forefront because the press and the candidates are afraid to discuss the real issues. Ron Paul calls for discussion of "A Serious Plan To Restore America Now." As a Conscious Conservative, I couldn't agree with him more.
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Paul Campaign Calls Etch a Sketch Game
The Ron Paul campaign released a new advertisement that scolds the media and other Republican candidates for talking so much about the Etch a Sketch comment when there are serious issues to discuss. Eric Fehrnstrom, a Romney aide, used the example of an Etch a Sketch toy when referring to the difference between a primary election campaign and a general election campaign. The press and Romney opponents jumped on the statement, trying to make it a campaign issue. Ron Paul's new advertisement asks if people are "tired of the games."
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