McCain Now Advertising On Network TV In Indiana
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As this election comes to a close, McCain, as the underdog, needs to leave the voters with one clear, simple message about Obama. That message must convey the one issue that best symbolizes why Obama would be a dangerous President...and that single idea must be repeated at every opportunity until it sinks into the collective voter consciousness. That point must be THE antidote to Obama's Socialist memes of "Hope" and "Change".In my opinion, this short McCain video captures it best... more about "Obama's Achilles Heel: "Spread the We...", posted with vodpod
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Spread the wealth no matter how much you sweat!Joe the Plumber has led a rebellion against an oppressive governing philosophy that erodes the notion of private property and would make taxpayers into serfs to the lords of Washington DC.synopsis...three winning messages in the last few weeks of the campaign: the Democratic social engineering that led to the Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac collapse, Joe Biden’s warning of international crises as a result of electing Obama, and Joe the Plumber.This ad is a good step forward in riding these three themes to Election Day. more about "McCain ad: “Sweat Equity”", posted with vodpod
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joe the plumber is your average mealy mouth rush lisening moron!
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2008
Blog: We are all Joe the Plumber in this anti-tax spot.
Blog: We are all Joe the Plumber in this anti-tax spot.
New McCain Ad: "I'm Joe The Plumber" The new TV ad from John McCain, set to air in key states, features everyday people proclaiming their solidarity with Joe The Plumber against Barack Obama's tax policies:One man reacts indignantly: "Obama wants my sweat to pay for his trillion dollars in new spending?" The effort here is to make it seem as if Obama would raise taxes on everyone, not just the top earners. Obama In Virginia, Biden In Colorado, Michelle In Florida Barack Obama is campaigning in Virginia today, with a 12:15 p.m. ET rally in Richmond and a 5:30 p.m. ET rally in Leesburg. Michelle Obama is campaigning in Florida, holding an 11:30 a.m. ET rally in Jacksonville and a 2:30 p.m. ET rally in Gainesville. Joe Biden is in Colorado, with a morning event in Colorado Springs and a 4:15 p.m. ET rally in Pueblo.McCain In New Hampshire, Then Campaigning With Palin In Ohio John McCain is holding a 9 a.m. ET rally in Manchester, New Hampshire, while Sarah Palin starts her day with a 9 a.m. ET rally in Findlay, Ohio. The two will then meet for a pair of joint rallies in Ohio, one at 3:30 p.m. ET in Green, and one at 6:30 p.m. ET in Cincinnati.Woman Fired From Call-Center Job After Refusing To Read Obama-Ayers Script It turns out a good number of anti-Obama calls coming from the McCain campaign are being made by hired callers, not volunteers or pre-recorded robocalls. We know this because a woman lost her job at a West Virginia call center when she refused to read the stock script associating Obama with Bill Ayers.African-Americans Making Up Large Portion Of Early Votes The Wall St. Journal reports taht black voters are making up a disproportionately high number of early votes cast so far, a development that could have real ramifications in swing Southern states like Florida and North Carolina. If the Obama campaign can bank votes from minority communities, their field operations can concentrate on turning out other voters on Election Day.Palin: "Only Our Side Has A Woman On The Ticket....
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An Indiana reader reports to us that John McCain is now up on the air on network TV in the state -- a significant development, because it suggests that McCain is being forced to spend valuable cash on defense in yet another red state as time runs out. Tim Horst, a church musician, says he saw McCain's "Joe the Plumber" ad -- which attacks Obama on taxes -- running on WEVV, a CBS affiliate in southern Indiana, for the first time this morning. That's network TV, not national cable, so the spot represents a buy in the state. Previously, the Republican National Committee had been advertising Indiana, but the McCain campaign hadn't spent any money here. The Indiana spot is the latest sign that McCain is shifting cash out of blue toss-up states and into red tossups or even reliably red states. As we reported here yesterday, McCain is scaling down his ad buys in Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Colorado, and upping them in Virginia and Florida -- and, now, Indiana. Here's the spot: Neither WEVV nor the McCain campaign had a comment. We'll bring you more on the size of the buy if we can get it.
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Who would have thought that a right wing republican party govt will bail out a private institution with public money? Nationalise banks with public money? Where had all the ideology gone?
Even China don't nationalise banks and they are meant to be socialist?