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You’d think being a creative type and all that that I’d've gotten around to playing with iMovie much sooner than this, but… no. Anyway, it’s my firm belief after listening to the Dems keep repeating that McCain is “four more years of Bush” and focusing on the economy that the Obama campaign actually needs to take a page out of Bill Belichick’s playbook and go after his opponent’s strength, not his weaknesses. So I made this 30 second spot to make my point:

Took me most of this morning. Lemme know what you think… but be gentle, it’s my first time.

The text finally came. I was asleep when it happened and woke up to my phone sliding off the end table due to all the incoming texts. My, my, John McNopoly might as well find some “Free Parking” and a Senior Special so he can be in bed before 7 tomorrow. Weep not, little Johnny, you can still play in the Senate, you maverick you.

I’ve gotta hand it to Ustream.tv. Watching http://origin.barackobama.com/live/ I’m amazed by the quality and load balancing. The numbers of viewers regularly exceeds 2,000, yet there’s no chop or stutter. It’s even wrapped into a nice flash app that manages to get through the work firewall, no problem.

More importantly, it’s allowing me to watch Barack each day, recently in various Virginia venues, as he takes questions (Pay attention to the rules people, 1) only start talking when the mic is there, 2) girl, boy, girl, boy…) and showcases just how well he can deal with just about anything thrown at him. Why read an article from a pundit responding to the latest John McNopoly attack when I can hear Barack respond and feel that much better about the election? Granted, some of these speeches have very similar parts, but the Q&A sessions have been all over the map.

Know when to tune in via the latest technology to fill your inbox, on your cellphone, by following Barack on Twitter! You do have your phone tied to your twitter account, right?

if only being this rich was a problem for republicans