Stooge fans everwhere will love this 30-second spot from the Republican National Committee.
Archive for October, 2008
Crist
John McCain needs to win Florida and the state’s governor tries to help him out.
Obama Praising McCain
Barack Obama says some nice things about global warming legislation suggested by John McCain. Yawn.
A couple of young actors — anxious to spread their wealth to less fortunate fellow citizens — urge Ohioans to back Barack.
The kids at the Obama campaign make a Halloween video for y’all spoofing McCain’s RoboCalls.
Cynthia Nixon — better known as Miranda in Sex and the City — says she’s interested in women’s issues and that Barack’s her man.
Carmela Soprano says vote for Obama — or you’ll wind up like Big Pussy.
Google CEO Eric Schmidt tells why he supports Barack Obama — because he’s (what else) Internet savvy — and urges fellow Virginians to vote for Obama.
Rearview Mirror
There’s only five days to go, so don’t ever forget: McCain=Bush.
Something
Barack Obama says he can bring all Americans together. That’s his story and he’s sticking to it.
Barack Obama plays the good sport on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
Sound Bite: “I don’t think white voters have gotten this memo about the Bradley effect.”
Campaigning with Barack Obama for the first time, Bill Clinton delivers some rousing faint praise. He says Obama will make a good chief executive because he ran a good campaign, or something.
Sound Bite: “He can be the chief executer of good intentions as President.”
Huh?
In case you missed Barack Obama’s half-hour infomercial last night, here it is. Obama lays out his plan as President and presents vignettes of “ordinary Americans” — a bunch of overweight people moaning about how hard life is.
A couple of new McCain ads continue to pound the “Obama is inexperienced” theme.
Special
Barack Obama will “tax our economy deeper into recession.”
Sound Bite: “The fact is, Barack Obama’s not ready. Yet.”
Preconditions
Obama may not have “preconditions” to meeting with Iran’s leaders, but Iran does: The US must “cease support of Israel” and “remove our military forces from the Mideast.”
Sound Bite: “What will Obama do? Will he admit he was wrong or will he accept Iran’s demands? Tough question.”
This new Obama ad quotes John McCain saying he might have to rely on his VP for expertise on economic matters. Cut to a clip of Sarah Palin and her trademark wink.
Director Spike Lee says Barack has come along when “the country is at its lowest.” In fact, he’s “pre-deortained or whatever you want to call it.”
Sound Bite: “I say, it’s very simple. You have B.B.: Before Barack and A.B.: After Barack.”
John McCain mocks Barack Obama’s paid TV address, scheduled for broadcast tonight.
Sound Bite: “I will never delay the start of the World Series for an infomercial.”
