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McCain can't stop using the "F" word!! (all in good fun)
Fight all you want -- but CHANGE is gonna kick your ass!! -- OBAMA 08!BAD Timing: California GOP Files FEC Complaint Over Obama Visit to Grandmother
By Matthew Mosk Perhaps the most ill-timed press release of the 2008 campaign arrived shortly after 1:30 p.m. today, sent by the Republican National Committee. The release forwarded word that the California Republican Party filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission, in part because of a visit Sen.One Republican's Take: My wife made me canvass for Obama; here's what I learned
Charlotte, N.C. – There has been a lot of speculation that Barack Obama might win the election due to his better "ground game" and superior campaign organization. I had the chance to view that organization up close this month when I canvassed for him.9 Days to go: New DNC Video -- McCain's Surrogates on More of the Same
On Tuesday Joe Biden laid out a simple challenge to John McCain: to name just one difference between himself and President Bush on the economy. More at the source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jesse-lee/9-days-out-so-many-chance_b_137931.htmlPot Meet Kettle: McCain campaign paid Republican operative accused of voter fraud
John McCain paid $175,000 of campaign money to a Republican operative accused of massive voter registration fraud in several states, it has emerged. As the McCain camp attempts to tie Barack Obama to claims of registration irregularities by the activist group ACORN, campaign finance records detailing the payment to the firm of Nathan Sproul, investigated several times for fraud, threatens to derail that argument. The documents show that a joint committee of the McCain-Palin campaign, the Republican National Committee and the California Republican Party, made the payment to Lincoln Strategy, of which Mr Sproul is the managing partner, for the purposes of “voter registration”.For Shame, McCain: Ashley Todd Story Pushed By McCain Campaign Aide, Say Reporters
John McCain's Pennsylvania communications director told reporters in the state an incendiary version of the hoax story about the attack on a McCain volunteer well before the facts of the case were known or established -- and even told reporters outright that the "B" carved into the victim's cheek stood for "Barack," according to multiple sources familiar with the discussions. John Verrilli, the news director for KDKA in Pittsburgh, told TPM Election Central that McCain's Pennsylvania campaign communications director gave one of his reporters a detailed version of the attack that included a claim that the alleged attacker said, "You're with the McCain campaign? I'm going to teach you a lesson."More from the McScare Camp: New McCain Robocall - Obama A Danger To America
Two readers have reported receiving a vicious new robocall from the McCain campaign that claims Barack Obama and Senate Democrats would cut off funds for the military, have accused American troops of "war crimes," and may pose a threat to national security. A recipient from Wisconsin did not have a recording or complete transcript of the call. But a similar report to what she described was posted on the site, StopPoliticalCalls.org.Do you think McCain choose Palin for her looks
I'm interested in what the sugar cubes think. Read the article below and tell me what you think. ----- Something About Sarah By Kathleen Parker Friday, October 24, 2008; Page A19 My husband called it first.GOP Pulling Its Ads From Bachmann's Race, Media Buyers Say
Five days after Rep. Michele Bachmann went on a McCarthy-esque rant suggesting Barack Obama was unpatriotic and urging the major newspapers of the country to investigate anti-American sentiment in Congress, the national Republican political parties are running for cover. Two sources aware of ad buys in Minnesota say that the National Republican Congressional Committee is pulling its media purchases from Bachmann's race.Refund Please: GOP donors critical of Palin's pricey threads
The Republican National Committee’s $150,000 investment in Sarah Palin’s wardrobe has prompted some teeth gnashing among the party’s big donors about its political sensibility and a feisty debate among campaign finance specialists about its legality. “As a Republican Eagle and a maxed-out contributor to McCain’s general campaign, I’d like my money back – he can still have my vote,” complained one irate donor on Tuesday. “I’m not one who says a candidate shouldn’t wear fine clothes,” he added.Top Brands
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