After the Republican convention McCain stipulated that the election was not about experience, but about change. McCain and Palin are trying to say they, not Obama, represent change. Now the RNC has hijacked Obama's "More of the Same" ads by trying to tie him to the so-called "liberals" in the Senate. The problem with this line of attack is: the average voter doesn't know who most of the Senators in the ads are. Also, showing a bunch of old guys that have been in the Senate for years only reminds voters that John McCain is one of those old guys. However, Obama's "More of the Same" ads feature President Bush, everyone knows who he is and know his horrible policies. But good-luck Republicans!
Showing posts with label RNC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RNC. Show all posts
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Thursday, September 4, 2008
John McCain's Speech
John McCain's speech was just as horrible as everyone thought it would be. Never mind the protesters they're idiots and make Obama supporters look bad. One of the funniest lines was that Palin was a small business owner, he didn't mention that she received a certificate of involuntary dissolution because she didn't pay her taxes. McCain offered no details just red-meat for his all white audience. I've said it once and I'll say it again John McCain's campaign is so divisive it will cause him to have an ineffectual presidency just like Bush. Last thing, the POW card is getting really, really old.
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Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Palin Experience Arguement Undercuts McCain
Tonight at the RNC convention Republicans kept making the argument that Gov. Palin has executive experience unlike Obama and Biden. For example, Hawaiian Governor Linda Lingle made this statement, "I find it especially amusing that the other party says Gov. Palin lacks experience when their own candidates for president and vice president have no executive experience. Zero," she said. And neither does John McCain, so the conclusion is Palin should be on top of the ticket because she is more qualified than McCain. Is this the argument they want to make? Don't worry though insurance metrics show that McCain can make it through his first term. So if elected we don't have to worry about crazy Palin being President.
McCreepy and the Beauty Queen
Monday, September 1, 2008
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