Housing Problem

McCain ad attacks Barack Obama for his connections to Tony Rezko. Done in response to Obama's "Seven" ad that poked fun at McCain's not knowing how many homes he owns. August 22, 2008.

Mccain responde com anúncio, sobre as ligações de Obama com Tony Rezko

La réponse de McCain après l'attaque d'Obama ne s'est pas faite attendre. Le sénateur de l'Illinois raille son incapacité à dire combien de maisons McCain possède ? Celui-ci ressort des cartons les liens d'Obama avec Tony Rezko, un promoteur immobilier qui avait financé le candidat démocrate dans le passé, et qui est aujourd'hui incarcéré pour corruption. Cette vidéo répond à celle-ci. Son script : Barack Obama knows a lot about housing problems. One of his "biggest fundraisers" helped him buy his million-dollar mansion. Purchasing part of the property he couldn't afford. From Obama, Rezko got "political favors" including "14 million from taxpayers." Now, he's a convicted felon, facing jail. That's a housing problem. Exlusivité sur www.lavion.com : Paris-New York en Business à partir de 1020€ TTC A/R *Réservez votre place à bord de L'Avion et envolez-vous en Classe Affaires à un prix inoubliable.Ilovepolitics en version Mobile et iPhone : http://m.ilovepolitics.infoL’univers d’Ilovepolitics sur Netvibes : www.netvibes.com/ilovepoliticsLe groupe Ilovepolitics sur Facebook

You say Rezko, I say Keating?

Thank you, Barack Obama.  Let’s have the homes conversation… shall we?

Blog: As reported, McCain tries to segue from housing to Rezko.The ad, said to be airing in key states, makes no reference to McCain's gaf

The McCain people are now out with their own attack on the subject of houses -- in this case, returning fire at Barack Obama for the real-estate deal he had with Tony Rezko, who has since been convicted for political corruption:"Barack Obama knows a lot about housing problems," the announcer warns, before laying out the details of the case, and alleging that Obama gave Rezko $14 million in taxpayer money through corrupt political influence.Oddly enough, the ad then ends on some cheery music, and the disclaimer from John McCain that he approved this message.