Hello?

It's time for McCain and the Republicans to say screw the media and spend every dollar on commercials and infommercials attacking Obamba on his record of experience, his associates, and anything else in his background. Also layout to the people how these loser Dems in Congress have failed the American people. I'm tired of all the vague ads, it's time for some meat!! Hit all the major networks hard and show the American people that we are ready to take our country back!!

The race card

John McCain’s campaign accused Senator Barack Obama on Thursday of playing “the race card,” citing his remarks that Republicans would try to scare voters by pointing out that he “doesn’t look like all those other presidents on the dollar bills.”
LOL, well he don't dose he?

Obama looks to Bill Clinton

Obama had a terrific conversation with President Clinton and is honored to have his support in this campaign. He has always believed that Bill Clinton is one of this nation’s great leaders and most brilliant minds, and looks forward to seeing him on the campaign trail and receiving his counsel in the months to come.
Watch your back Barack!
One politician who lies talking with another politician who lies...they probably both got off the phone shaking their head and thinking "man, you can't trust a word that guy says."

Obama and Rev. Wright

52 percent says they care very little or not at all about the relationship between Obama and Wright, and four in 10 say that relationship would have no impact on their vote; however, a look below the surface shows how much this issue is influencing the presidential race.Those disinclined to vote for the Illinois senator based on his ties to Wright (44 percent) outweigh those who would be inclined to vote for him (12 percent) by a wide margin. While the margin is somewhat closer among Democrats (36 percent disinclined; 16 inclined), the toll on Obama is still quite severe.And, despite that the bulk of independent voters (49 percent) says the issue would make no difference to their vote, the lessened likelihood to vote for Obama outpaces greater likelihood by a nearly 8-to-1 margin (39 percent to 5 percent).RelatedAfrican-American voters are closely divided on this question. A slim plurality (21 percent) says the controversy would make them more inclined to vote for Obama, while nearly as many (18 percent) say they’d be less likely.
You know, Mark Twain once said, "There are liars, damn liars, and statisticians." This is a stilted question that asks whether someone is more apt to vote for a candidate due to their worst acquaintance. Of course they won't vote for him because of Wright, but that certainly doesn't mean they won't vote for him. But you can rest asured that I won't!