By FITSNews || S.C. Rep. Tim Scott is on the airwaves in the crowded race for the Palmetto State’s First Congressional District … and don’t look now but we may have another Mark Sanford on our hands.
Wait … not like that, obviously.
What we mean is that like the Palmetto state’s disgraced governor, Scott is very, very (very) good on TV – something that can’t be taught.
Scott’s ad focuses on his opposition to “Obamacare,” a fight that he has been leading in recent months with fellow Rep. Jeff Duncan and State Sen. Mick Mulvaney, both of whom are also seeking Congressional seats in 2010.
“Obamacare taxes too much, spends too much, it’s bad for health care and it’s unconstitutional,” Scott says in the thirty-second spot.
Of course that’s not the message that drew us to this ad.
“Businesses create jobs when government gets out of the way,” Scott says later on in the spot, a line that we believe hits the nail on the head in this – or any other – political campaign.
Rather than promising to create jobs or touting the use of government largesse to create additional bureaucratic positions (a la Vincent Sheheen’s new ad in the gubernatorial race), Scott has hit upon a very subtle messaging theme. He’s quietly shifting the responsibility for job creation off of government’s shoulders and back onto the shoulders of the private sector (where it belongs), a message that has been completely lost by politicians of both parties.
Anyway, you can check out Scott’s ad for yourself by clicking here …
By mike May 12, 2010 at 7:15 pm
OK CNSYD 4, 3, 2, 1….. Another Sanfraud puppet
By JR May 12, 2010 at 9:23 pm
Nothing to do with Sanford, mike. He knows how to get along with people and be a leader (unlike the aforementioned joke). This guy is the real deal. He actually has a track record ( unlike POTUS) that you can follow going back to his days as a Charleston City Council member. Do your own research, I have. And he will be head and shoulders above some of the yahoos that represent our state in DC. And , no, I am not a paid mouthpiece. Believe it or not, just a regular chick with no ties to either party, or traditional politics in this state.
By BIN News May 13, 2010 at 12:28 am
What phlegm. Anyone who stands like that while talking is clearly phull of phlegm.
By FunkyChicken May 13, 2010 at 8:38 am
If you are implying that Tim Scott would be with a woman like Sanfraud was this past week, you are way off the mark. Tim Scott does not like girls. Just ask him personally if he has ever been with a woman sexually and he will tell you no. SIC must be getting some money from the Scott campaign to completely ignore his sexuality. Ask anyone in Charleston and they will tell you this guy is one weird individual.
By Inquisitor Sulu May 13, 2010 at 11:23 am
Well Funky, is Tim better than self abuse? Have you asked him personally if he’s been with a man sexually as you choose to leave as an unanswered pile of moth balls outside your closet door? Or are you still Campbell’s biotch?
By Daniel May 13, 2010 at 11:46 am
Message is great and production quality is good. But something about his delivery reminds me more of a motivational speaker or a Shamwow spokesperson.
By Not surprised May 14, 2010 at 3:41 pm
Love Tim Scott, but that rotating screens thing in ridiculous.