Jim Stillman
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I’m proud of John McCain for avoiding negative campaigning.
May 9th 2008 13:10
Both Senator and Mrs. McCain have stressed within the past several days that his campaign will not be a negative, name-calling affair. Not for them would be the Swift-Boat accusations or the Willie Horton shameless ads of previous GOP campaigns.
So who was it that said that Hamas supported Senator Obama? Who was it that proclaimed that terrorists wanted Senator Obama to be President? Who suggested that Senator Obama was like “The Manchurian Candidate”?
The last example is truly weird.
That motion picture was about a prisoner of war during an Asian war who becomes brainwashed during captivity. Hey, Senator McCain, best not go there!
Anyway, I’m looking forward to an uplifting and positive campaign.
Starting when?
So who was it that said that Hamas supported Senator Obama? Who was it that proclaimed that terrorists wanted Senator Obama to be President? Who suggested that Senator Obama was like “The Manchurian Candidate”?
The last example is truly weird.
That motion picture was about a prisoner of war during an Asian war who becomes brainwashed during captivity. Hey, Senator McCain, best not go there!
Anyway, I’m looking forward to an uplifting and positive campaign.
Starting when?
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IF he starts with the name calling, it will only make him look all the worse, and Obama all the better.
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