Mitt Romney’s new campaign video – what do you think?

Mitt Romney just released a campaign video that uses President Obama’s statement that the recent increase in unemployment is a “bump” in the road to recovery.  The video is centered on the phrase “I am not a bump in the road, I am an American.”

Recognizing that some folks will be predisposed toward or against certain campaign videos based on their political beliefs, from a video marketing perspective, what do you think of it?

Personally, I think it could be better.  It’s an interesting approach; but it’s a bit repetitive, and also seems to me to be a little obvious in targeting Hispanic voters.  But I guess that’s politics.  Is the repeated use of “I am an American” a veiled reference to the incumbent’s ethnic background and a suggestion that President Obama might be less American? Your thoughts?

For comparison’s sake, I’ll also post the video President Obama released to launch his re-election campaign:

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