The Obama camapign wants to remind you — in case you’ve forgotten — that Dick Cheney is the Devil. And don’t forget: McCain=Bush.
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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.
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.
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.
The dudes who created those great “Wassup!” Budweiser commercials are back and this time they’re selling Barack not beer. “Hey yo Dookie, pick up the phone.”
The original Wassup Bud commercial:
Even though the “Obama is inexperienced” argument hasn’t worked so far for John McCain, he’s trotting it out again as the days dwindle down.
Sound Bite: “Obama. Dangerously unprepared to be president.”
Here’s a pop quiz:
Which candidate is for higher taxes, spreading your income, a trillion in new spending, pain for small business and is risky?
Which candidate is for working Joes, keeping what’s yours, freezing spending, economic growth and is proven?
The National Republican Trust Political Action Committee has produced a new ad criticizing Barack Obama for his relationship with Reverend Jeremiah (“Not God Bless America, God Damn America”) Wright.
Sound Bite: “Barack Obama. Too radical. Too risky.”
Hey, your life savings are gone, says John McCain, but “we’ll rebuild them.” And watch out for that Obama guy (“He’s quite a talker”); he wants to tax what’s left of those savings.
John McCain is a tired, old man who doesn’t have a clue how to get out of the mess we’re in, so he “wants to tear Barack Obama down.”
Sound Bite: “It’s time for a president who’ll change the economy not change the subject.”
As he heads into the homestretch, Barack Obama tells what he’ll do as President — you’ve heard it all before.
Sound Bite: “The question’s not ‘Are you better off than you were four years ago?’ We all know the answer to that. The real question is ‘Will our country be better off four years from now?’ ”
Audio of Joe Biden’s “rhetorical flourish” about Obama facing an “international crisis” in the first six months of his presidency plays over images of Hamas, Chavez, Ahmadinejad, etc. in this new 30-second spot from the McCain camapign.
Sound Bite:
[Biden] “I guarantee you, It’s going to happen.”
[Voiceover] “It doesn’t have to happen. Vote McCain.”
All the traveling, all the speeches, all the money, all the consultants, all the strategy meetings. And in the end it all comes down to Joe the Plumber.
This 60-second radio spot airing now in West Virginia says Obama is against using clean coal. That means fewer jobs in this coal-producing state.
