In Obama’s Racial Socialism, is Even a Cadillac Commercial Celebrating Hard Work and the Right to Enjoy Its Rewards, “Controversial”?

A timely post about from http://nicholasstixuncensored.blogspot.com about a Cadillac commercial's controversy. This follows this post about the House showing appeasement to the President. This follows this post about endorsements for TEXAS. This follows this post about Texas legislators who are graded "Worse than Wendy." This are GOP legislators!  In the meantime, you can get more involved if you like here and read an interesting book HERE.


In Obama’s Racial Socialism, is Even a Cadillac Commercial Celebrating Hard Work and the Right to Enjoy Its Rewards, “Controversial”?

Re-posted by Nicholas Stix

Love it or hate it, Cadillac’s new ad creates big political controversy

By Michael Dorstewitz

Biz Pac Review
310 Comments
A new Cadillac ad has become a bone of contention between conservatives and liberals, inspiring fans and irritating critics.
Purportedly meant to sell Cadillac’s new electric vehicle, the ELR, the commercial is an in-your-face statement on what capitalism has brought America — while thumbing its nose at European socialism.
Fox News contributor Jonathan Hoenig told Neil Caluto [sic] Friday on “Your World” that the commercial “celebrates America’s essential sense of life.”
I agree. Its celebration of American ingenuity and work ethic is powerful. More politically correct types find it insulting and grating — like fingernails on a blackboard. And that’s all the more reason to like it.



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