Oh, Boy!

[xrayzebra]

Hang on, the fireworks will begin shortly.

http://www.breitbart.tv/html/143513.html

[Mr. Peabody]

Hang on, the fireworks will begin shortly.

http://www.breitbart.tv/html/143513.html

Let me help you out there ray by posting the vid so people can see it without linking to it.

[Oh, Gee!!]

cool ad

[FromWayDowntown]

It's interesting in this campaign to note that the only consistent counter to great charisma is to suggest that charisma is a bad thing.

[clambake]

could mccain be anymore lame?

wait.......that might be unfair.......a mccain spokesman said "mccain doesn't speak for the mccain campaign".

[Mr. Peabody]

I just now got to see the video with the accompanying audio (office computer doesn't have speakers). All I can say is wow. McCain's campaign must be really desperate to run that ad.

The alleged quote about "I have become a symbol" has already been denounced as a misquote by those that were in attendance when it was allegedly uttered.

Rep. Jim Clyburn, D-South Carolina, said Obama’s comment was “in response to what one of the [House] members prefaced the question by,” a reference to the crowd of 200,000 that turned out to hear Obama speak last week in Berlin.

According to Clyburn, Obama “said, ‘I wish I could take credit for that, but I can’t. Because it’s not about me. It’s about America. It’s about the people of Germany and the people of Europe looking for a new hope, new relationships, as we go forward in the world.’ So, he expressly said that it’s not about me.”

A House Democratic aide sent an e-mail to Fox News saying, “Lots of people are reading the quote about Obama being a symbol and getting it wrong. His entire point of that riff was that the campaign IS NOT about him.

“The Post left out the important first half of the sentence, which was something along the lines of: ‘It has become increasingly clear in my travel, the campaign, that the crowds, the enthusiasm, 200,000 people in Berlin, is not about me at all. It’s about America. I have just become a symbol …’”

The part about the light shining down was Obama mocking Hillary Clinton for her attack on him.



The never has any doubts line was his response to a specific questions as to whether he ever has any doubts about his ability to lead the country during war as a commander in chief.

Logan: Is this trip partly aimed at overcoming that perception that, you know, there is doubt among some Americans that you could lead a country at war as commander in chief from day one?

Obama: You know, the interesting thing is that the people who are very experienced in foreign affairs I don’t think have those doubts. The troops that I’ve been meeting with over the last several days, they don’t seem to have those doubts.
. . . .
Logan: Do you have any doubts?

Obama: Never.

Again, I have lost a lot of respect for Senator McCain with the way he has handled his campaign thus far. It appears I am not the only one....

A few months ago, I wrote that John McCain was an honorable man and he would run an honorable campaign. I was wrong. I used to think, as David Ignatius does, that McCain's true voice was humble and moderate, but now I'm beginning to think his Senate colleagues may be right about his temperament. From what I can gather, Mississippi Senator Thad Cochran, a Republican, reflected the views of many of his colleagues earlier this year when he said:

"The thought of his being president sends a cold chill down my spine...He is erratic. He is hotheaded. He loses his temper and he worries me."

The erratic nature of McCain's campaign seems to be confirming that judgment. The McCain I used to know would never have touted his own courage as he did a few weeks ago when he said:

"I had the courage and the judgment to say that I would rather lose a political campaign than lose a war.It seems to me that Senator Obama would rather lose a war in order to win a political campaign."

Courage is grace under pressure. McCain showed it when he was a prisoner of war, and on many issues--yes, even on his stubborn insistence that the surge would work--but he is not showing it now. He is showing flop sweat. It is not a quality usually associated with successful leadership.

[I. Hustle]

I thought it was about boobies by the le

[Viva Las Espuelas]

i'd hate to take the wind out of all you obamicons wings, but two things. there wasn't the obligatory "This is John McCain and I support this ad" narrate at the end and his logo didn't appear. Just a normal Paid for by John McCain that any jackass obamicon with a computer can do. you socialist sheep are easy. NEXT!!!!!!!!!!!

[Mr. Peabody]

i'd hate to take the wind out of all you obamicons wings, but two things. there wasn't the obligatory "This is John McCain and I support this ad" narrate at the end and his logo didn't appear. Just a normal Paid for by John McCain that any jackass obamicon with a computer can do. you socialist sheep are easy. NEXT!!!!!!!!!!!

I hate to take the wind out of your ill-informed rant, but the ad is on the front page of John McCain's campaign website under the "Web Ad: The One" tab.

See for yourself -
http://www.johnmccain.com/

[Oh, Gee!!]

I hate to take the wind out of your ill-informed rant, but the ad is on the front page of John McCain's campaign website under the "Web Ad: The One" tab.

See for yourself -
http://www.johnmccain.com/

Game. Set. Match!!

total pwnage by Peabody.

[ChumpDumper]

You are the wind out of my wings....

[PixelPusher]

i'd hate to take the wind out of all you obamicons wings, but two things. there wasn't the obligatory "This is John McCain and I support this ad" narrate at the end and his logo didn't appear. Just a normal Paid for by John McCain that any jackass obamicon with a computer can do. you socialist sheep are easy. NEXT!!!!!!!!!!!

The ad was that bad, huh?