The #PajamaBoy Thing, Also: Bizarre Holiday Ad Targets Gays for ObamaCare

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OK, I’m way late blogging this.

Twitter gold! The Obama #PajamaBoy selfie
and other must-see mash-ups and memes
— Twitchy

Pajama Boy, An Insufferable Man-Child
— Politico

Footiejammies from the Id!
— Ed Driscoll

Even MSNBC Is Laughing
Hysterically at Pajama Boy
— Jammie Wearing Fools

Meanwhile, an organization called “Out2Enroll” (get it?) produced this gay-themed ad for ObamaCare:

 

Exit Questions: How many U.S. tax dollars are being spent to fund these laughable ObamaCare propaganda efforts? Couldn’t that money be better spent on, y’know, actual health care?

 

60 comments

  1. four comments in one:

    1. I watched the video – someone owes me 2 minutes of my life back.

    2. Somewhere else, a commenter conjured up the image of those pajamas having a back door “back flap”. Refer to Duck Dynasty for what that implies.

    3. Anyone commenting on any gay connotations is a Right-wing, Republican, gay-bashing hater.

    4. I guess point 2 above makes me point 3.

  5. When I first glanced at the picture, I thought it was Leonard Hoffsteder from Big Bang Theory.

    Howsomeever, think about what it tells us: that some guy who obviously has no wife or girlfriend — if’n he did, he wouldn’t have pajamas like that! — is sitting around, talking to his also-lonely friends about getting health insurance. It says nothing about actually buying health insurance, or how the guys who couldn’t afford health insurance before are going to be able to pay for health insurance now.

  14. What an absolute lack of self-awareness on the part of POTUS.

    We knew the emperor had no clothes. Now we know he has no brain…

  26. Could only stomach about 30 seconds of the video. Is this the “young, smart (?) sexy” demographic they’re after? Talk about a high risk pool.

  35. To answer your question: they’ve spent about $175 million on advertising so far, another $200 million planned for next year, total $500 million budgeted for advertising/marketing/promotions

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