She didn't waste any time, did she? The ad just writes itself, doesn't it? And what's so great about this is that McCain doesn't even have to spend a dime of his own money running it :-)
As Allahpundit calls it, "The Bittergate" attack ad:
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She didn't waste any time, did she? The ad just writes itself, doesn't it? And what's so great about this is that McCain doesn't even have to spend a dime of his own money running it :-)
As Allahpundit calls it, "The Bittergate" attack ad:
The voters do seem to know what he was thinking; that's why he's surging in Indiana and holding steady in PA.
It's absurd to accuse Obama of being elitist, particularly if the people making the accusations have an income of over a million dollars in one instance and in the other, is the son and grandson of rear admirals. Obama could have made millions himself when he graduated from law school but he chose instead to work as a community organizer in Chicago with laid-off steelworkers, going to meetings in church basements. Yeah, he's a real elitist. What a bunch of hooey. It's as phony as Cindy McCain's "home" recipes.
Somebody should have taken her six-shooter away:
"Hillary Kills All Voters in Remaining Primary States"
http://www.wittenburgdoor.com/hillary-080402
For anyone who isn't already thoroughly sick of this whole debate, here's a link to a good article about what Obama REALLY said about Pa., from someone who was at that fundraiser:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/david-coleman/i-was-there-what-obama-re_b_96553.html
yup - after 3 solid days of slinging around the "elitist" label, barack has lost very little ground in pennsylvania.
"Tell us, Michele, should Obama make hay out of the G.O.P.er who referred to Obama as "that boy" (see elsewhere in B'net today for complete story)???"
Are you asking from a political perspective or from a let's get the Republicans perspective?
I ask because if I were him I wouldn't want to jump on every racist remark that is made so I wouldn't give Clinton an opening to bring up race again.
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