McCain Called Out For Lies

We finally see the "L" word. Here's the response to McCain's latest "celeb" ad from Obama spokesperson Hari Sevugan:

"This ad is a lie, and it's part of the old, tired politics of a party in Washington that has run out of ideas and run out of steam. Even though a host of independent, nonpartisan organizations have said this attack isn't true, Senator McCain continues to lie about Senator Obama's plan to give 95% of all families a tax cut of $1,000, and not raise taxes for those making under $250,000 a single dime. The reason so many families are hurting today is because we've had eight years of failed Bush policies that Senator McCain wants to continue for another four, and that's what Barack Obama will change as President."

As McCain flies around in his millionaire wife's private jet, these celeb ads highlight how weak the conservatives are. As long as the Right Wing base fail to see the hypocrisy and demand some class out of Grandpa McLame, this is how he will run his campaign into the ground.

From The Pen Of: Steve Greenberg

For all the talk the Conservatives give about government being broken and how much they despise the workings of Washington, they sure know how to spend. I guess that is the "broke", as in having no more money, in broken. After the Republicans use their control it sure is Broke Government. But that all ends on November 4.

Obama Attracts Crowds, McCain Searches For Them

Now matter how you look at it, the Obama brand is much bigger and stronger for leading the US into the next stage, Post-Bush hellstorm. He raises money in a new way, he excites people, he unites them, he gets people to register to vote, he gives hope, he gets the world energized about our country. He is the new paridigm.

In order to keep up with the genuine charisma of Obama, who can get 200,000 people to see him give a speech, McLame must find crowds "to bask in the unwarranted limelight". So McLame heads to Sturgis to bogart a crowd of lawless, extremist bikers. I'm sure his $500 loafers were all the rage. These signs might as well have said "Bikers For The Old White Guy".

This exchange from Keith Olbermann highlights the difference between McLame and Obama:

OLBERMANN: Also, maybe a somewhat serious point contained in all this malarkey; on stage at Sturgis, he referred to the—preferring the roar of the 50,000 Harleys to 200,000 Germans cheering in Berlin. But in doing that, did he not underscore the fact that those 200,000 Germans in Berlin actually showed up to hear Barack Obama speak, but the 50,000 bikers on the roar of their Harleys, they had shown up at Sturgis not to see John McCain, but to see Kid Rock, Kelly Pickler and a bunch of female wrestlers and other women not wearing tops?

MADDOW: This is a critical and basic difference between the John McCain campaign for president and the Barack Obama campaign. Barack Obama creates large crowds when he gives speeches. John McCain‘s campaign has just figured out to find out where there‘s going to be a large crowd for another reason and to hope to slip their candidate in between other acts.

How out of touch is McCain? How desperate? He really counts on the room-temperature IQs of his crowds. I wonder if reformed-junkie Cindy McCain was looking to score some meds off the bikers?

Exxon McCain '08

Exxon McCain website

John McCain thinks if you have a problem with oil, why not ask the oil industry to solve it. They're objective. Asking Exxon to team up for his presidential run was a logical next step.

Right Wing Never Quite Has The Facts

All hot air, all the time. Too bad the truth has to get in the way of all their jabbering. Mitt Romney was asked by Wolf Blitzer to name a single bill John McCain has produced in 26 years [as AZ Senator] on energy independence. Cite one legislative accomplishment?

Romney responded, “I’m not a historian.”

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