Republicans had better start getting busy running negative attack ads in key states against Obama if they hope to have any chance for Romney to win in November. To curry favor of the Hispanic vote in Florida and other swing states, there is absolutely no downside in a Super Pac ad featuring Obama say in his own words that if he were a teenager, he would look like Trevon Martin, contrasted with photos of the wounds to Zimmerman's face and the blood streaming down the back of his head, and suggesting that as Trevon's drug use made him hypersensitive and so resulted in a confrontation with Zimmrman, so too Obama's admitted drug use and partiality toward TM will at minimum result in more of our youth experimenting illegally with drugs ergo more, not less, teen tragedies, and a worse economy. Romney of course could always disavow the ad.
Obama chose to inject himself into an ongoing Florida investigation regarding the death of Trevon Martin. Obama appeared publicly stating that if he were a teenager today, he would look like Trevon Martin. Obama is still promoting the dead end subculture to which he once himself belonged, thereby setting a bad example for America's youth. This led to a media witch hunt against George Zimmerman culminating in his arrest and imprisonment. Zimmerman will be exonerated.
Where is there a Super Pac with the courage to use this footage of Obama in a negative attack ad, together with a story line extolling Zimmerman as a community hero unfairly maligned because of Obama's love for TM?
By now, Zimmerman, a registered Democrat, must be lividly opposed to Obama's reelection. Get him and his family to flip and talk on video about what really happened that night, and Romney easily takes Florida and consolidates the latino vote, putting him over the top in electoral votes.
