BAM!! POW!!! ZAP!!!
Recent videos from ThePage-TIME
what people are saying
reply
New McCain Ad Goes Negative
from feeds.feedburner.com
Jul
2008
[...The surge will never work he said - then he said the surge isn’t working - bring our troops home b...]
The McCain campaign has just unleashed a brutally negative new TV ad on national cable and key battleground states, accusing Barack Obama of shifting his positions and failing to support the troops:"He hasn't been to Iraq in years. He voted against funding our troops," the announcer says. "Positions that helped him win his nomination. Now Obama is changing to help himself become president.""John McCain has always supported our troops and the surge that's working. McCain. Country first."
Jul
2008
Blog: oA sharply negative spot from McCain, contrasting what he's casting as Obama's opportunism on Iraq with his steadfast support for the surge.
Blog: oA sharply negative spot from McCain, contrasting what he's casting as Obama's opportunism on Iraq with his steadfast support for the surge.
MCCAIN HITS OBAMA HARD IN NEW TV ADKeeps the focus on foreign policy, claiming in the ad that Obama never held Senate hearings on Afghanistan, “hasn’t visited Iraq in years” and voted against funding for troops.Watch it above.The spot goes into rotation Friday in 11 battleground states and on national cable networks.
add a comment
related videos
tags
collected by 6 people
featured on 2 sites
details
3,434 views
original description
MCCAIN HITS OBAMA HARD IN NEW TV AD Keeps the focus on foreign policy, claiming in the ad that Obama never held Senate hearings on Afghanistan, “hasn’t visited Iraq in years” and voted against funding for troops. Watch it above. Read script here. The spot goes into rotation Friday in 11 battleground states and on national cable networks. Obama camp responds: “It’s disappointing that Senator McCain has slipped so easily into the same, tired campaign tactics that have become so familiar to the American people.”
Flag this Video as
inappropriate
or
broken


























