An ad on the web for Bobby Jindal uses a number of celebrity voices seemingly endorsing Jindal and offering high praise of the governor. The only problem is that all of the quotes are taken out of context and without permission.
How do I know? I'm one of the voices they used, which is quite curious because I am neither a celebrity nor anywhere near a Bobby Jindal fan.
Some of the other voices in the ad include Chris Matthews of MSNBC, David Gregory of NBC, Eugene Robinson of the Washington Post, Chris Wallace and Alan Colmes of Fox News (I believe Jay Leno is also in there, but that is not confirmed yet).
Of course, none of these people have endorsed Gov. Jindal and their quotes praising him are taken wildly out context. To give you a sense how absurdly out of context these quotes are, look at the Jindal promotional video below. Then look at the video they took my quotes from. Do I sound like I'm praising him in the second video?
Bobby Jindal for President, 2012:
Original Young Turks Video on Bobby Jindal:
Do I appear to be a big supporter of Bobby Jindal? The ad took my quote on how Jindal got accepted into all of these great schools and high positions in government. What it left out was the part where I said that was surprising given that he is otherwise, "Coo coo for Cocoa Puffs." How much more out of context could my quotes have been?
A group called "AmericaForChange" put up this promotional ad for Jindal on You Tube. I don't know who they are. They never contacted me to get permission to use my voice in their ad. I don't know if Gov. Jindal has any connection to them. If he does, he should renounce this practice of using unauthorized, out of context quotes from people who have no interest in endorsing or praising Gov. Jindal.
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| Obama | Romney | |
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| Electoral Votes (270 to win) |
332 | 206 |
| Obama | Romney | |
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| Total | 65,899,660 | 60,932,152 |
| Percent | 51.1% | 47.2% |
| Democrats* | Republicans | |
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| Current Senate | 53 | 47 |
| Seats gained or lost | +2 | -2 |
| New Total | 55 | 45 |
| Democrats | Republicans | |
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| Seats won | 201 | 234 |
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Sue the bastards. They used your words out of context without your permission, in order to create a false impression of your position. Give them their own little financial downturn. They can blame it on President Obama.
thives that one could ever meet, OH ! that camera is on, well, well, my quote was taken out of context.
Obama 2012
Yes, I WILL NOT SPEAK ABOUT SOMETHING UNTIL I KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT. The same applies for Jindal and all the others.
You and many others heard of his academic achievements, may have seen and heard a few testimonies o nhis behalf, others may have indeed seen his academic record. All those things do not a smart person make. The individual I saw deliver that crappy speech, mock the President's plans for volcano monitoring and high speed rail, and I won't even include the deranged religious inclinations, I will profess that he has shown me that he is not smart.
2012 is still a way off, and he can learn and improve, but when your citizens in Louisiana are desperate for unemployment benefits and you refuse the Federal Gov't's help, essentially dooming those people and their families, then that's not smart politically, academically, ethically or morally.
Republicans are extinct.
Every month the Republicans are putting out media material without the consent of commentators or artists. Think of it like this, you are now with Aerosmith as being one of many whose words and music is being stolen by the Repubs for their own gain. Congrats!
However, the faith healing exorcism bit should make folks wonder what sort of medical practitioners he would authorize. Witch-doctors & the daemon cause of disease could become his new American standard of treatment. If you torture a person for long enough they will admit to being daemon possessed and cured of a disease.
...Do you believe that I just insisted without qualification that I am "smart"?
...Do you believe that it would be an accurate quote, if someone were to claim that I claim to be smart, without including the rest of the first sentence I wrote? ROGAN: "I am smart..." - end of quote.
You see now how you're mistaken, don't you? (I hope.)
yeah, that's gonna work....