NBC sources say the objection has to do with the caption underneath the two mortgage-backed securities investors who made off with billions, which reads: "People who should be shot." The same sources say the video will be edited to remove that language and returned to the website.
I guess by now you've heard that Obama claims he didn't know Ayers was a terrorist (it's amazing how many times Obama doesn't know what's going on -- he expects us to believe that he's pretty clueless). How believable is that? Not very I guess because here's his spokesman admitting that Obama knew and was still friends with Ayers:
Excellent ad and a lot more pointed then some of the other ads he's had to run, he didn't have to dilute it with the liberals in Congress. He probably paid for it himself. I think pointing out that Obama isn't raising above it all like he said he would is a good idea. Demonstrating that he's just another liberal politician:
A clear go-ahead signal to millions of evangelicals across the country from Dr. James Dobson, founder and chairman of FocDr James Dobson founder and chairman of Focus on the Family who radio program and newsletters reach millions of evangelicals approves a vote for the Republican ticket of John McCain and Sarah Palinus on the Family, to vote for the GOP ticket. It couldn't have come at a better time given more polls showing a Democratic lead on the eve of the next presidential debate, tomorrow night in Nashville.
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"It's probably obvious which of the two major candidates' views are most palatable to those of us who embrace a pro-life, pro-family worldview," Dobson said.
"While I will not endorse either candidate this year, (in fact, I've only endorsed one presidential nominee in my life) I can say that I am now supportive of Senator John McCain and his bid for the presidency."
A clear go-ahead? Who in their right mind needs Dobson's consent to vote for a candidate? The MSM really think we're a bunch of mindless sheep who need someone to tell us who to vote for. Some of those sheep have chosen Obama and doing so doesn't make them any less Evangelical (yes, it's true, you can be Christian and vote for a Democrat). The LA Times seems to have forgotten that there is a sizable portion of Evangelicals who have decided that his withdrawal from Iraq outweighs his support of infanticide (for babies who survive an abortion), even though he is pro-war in Afghanistan. Evidently, they've bought into the notion that he plans to reduce the number of abortions under his presidency (but before Evangelicals and Catholics cast that vote, they might want to ask him if he plans to continue Bush's policy of prohibiting the use taxpayer money to international groups that promote forced abortions and they might ask him if his healthcare plan includes abortions).
Whoa! I'd say the gloves are off! And she's right, it's an undisputed fact that Obama's political career got it's start at a fundraiser at Bill Ayers house.
BTW, at the end of the clip Palin mentions Tina Fey and says that she will do her best to give Fey material to keep her in business. Um....let's hope not since Fey is only interested in the stupid things that Palin says. She's playing her as an airhead not an attack dog.
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