Here is a quote from John McCain.
“It’s time we did away with a lot of this political rhetoric at the level we’re at, including these negative ads. Nobody likes these negative ads. You want to know what we’re for, now who we’re against.”
Obama continues to call McCain honorable even though McCain continues to be a hypocrite and go the low road. Would you like to see McCain focus more on the issues as opposed to negatively attacking Obama? McCain’s hypocrisy on this matter is an example that he does not keep his word. http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/…
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The negative ads are really quite vile. Do you think these ads actually show how disgustingly vile politicians are, and how far they are willing to “SPIN” things to make their party look better, and the other party worse?
If this be the case – how much spin do politicians use during their reign of power over all their political opponents, including those of other countries and ideologies when it comes to all things political including wars?
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Government, Cato Institute. Americans think negative campaign ads undermine elections and even democratic government itself. But John G. Geer argues that when political candidates attack each other, raising doubts about each other’s views and qualifications, voters – and the democratic process – benefit. “In Defense of Negativity,” Geer’s study of negative advertising in presidential campaigns fro…
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mentioned the McCain ad saying Obama wanted to teach kindergarten kids sex. These were all ads run by John McCain and there were plenty worse. Respectful? Reasonable? Try Ridiculous. . .. … …. ….. …… ….. …. … .. . keys Sarah Palin John McCain Barack Obama economy debate White House Ohio presidential president vice economics washington mutual failed bank merrill lynch AIG attack new…
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CLICK to watch Barack’s 75 SECONDS ! : THE SUBJECT : Barack Obama campaign ad – TRUTH version ! [ OCTOBER 2008 ] ————————————– Tuesday night’s presidential debate offers Republican John McCain one of his last best chances to stop Democrat Barack Obama’s recent surge in the race and turn it in his favor. The debate’s town hall format is McCain’s favorite sty…
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In 2008, Tim Walz outspent his opponent Dr. Brian Davis 3:1. Walz spent a large portion of his campaign funds in ads like this one, falsely characterizing his opponent’s positions. Post Bulletin editoral 11/5/08 But our happiness with this result is tempered by our disgust We’d like to think that we’re better than that in Minnesota, but perhaps we’re fooling ourselves. Even 1st District incumbent…
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John McCain: More of the same…
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Hours after a new poll showed her falling behind for the first time in Iowa, Hillary Clinton launched a blistering personal broadside on rival Barack Obama, calling him a phony and a double-talker. Keywords: hillary clinton, barack obama, Kindergarten, experience, president, IA, attack, negative ad, Democratic Primary, election 2008 “There’s a big difference between our courage and our convictio…
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Nite Fite’s Penalty and Lloyd get election fever! Watch the fite between Penalty and Lloyd as they take out negative campaign ads against each other. As always they address the hard topics that we face in today’s climate. Watch more Nite Fite here:
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Hillary Clinton Steps Up controversial Ad Wars against Barack Obama, Asks Who Voters Want ‘Answering the Phone’ in Crisis Hillary Clinton on Friday stepped up the ad wars with Barack Obama, releasing a 30-second TV spot that hammered away at her campaign’s theme that she will be “ready to lead from Day One” ??” and that the Obama campaign dismissed as fear-mongering. The new ad shows image…
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