Obama says McCain, Palin smearing him

Monday 06th October, 06:12 PM JST

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Helter_Skelter at 03:00 AM JST - 7th October

If it weren't for blindly partisan Conservative racist a**holes...

This is a good example of a smear. Palin stating the fact that Obama had an association with a domestic terrorist is not. And keep in mind, it was Clinton who exposed the Obama/Ayers connection, not Palin.

A vote for McCain is a vote for your future misery.

Since socialism has caused more misery to more people in the world than anything else, a vote for Obama is a vote for your future misery. Unless, of course, living in a third-world nation is your idea of a good time.
yabits at 04:09 AM JST - 7th October

Funny how you left that part out! Cherry-picking is certainly a favorite sport of Republicans, isn't it?

An interesting observation, and of the type that has been known to turn coulrophobia to catoptrophobia.
yabits at 04:13 AM JST - 7th October

Since socialism has caused more misery to more people in the world than anything else, a vote for Obama is a vote for your future misery.

I'm sure that Republicans used the same kind of fear-mongering to smear Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1932. Mr. Obama is in very good company.
adaydream at 05:19 AM JST - 7th October

Let's look at the facts about the McCain health plan.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122315505846605217.html#printMode

His plan will screw Americans like never before. Taxing health benefits paid by employers, reducing Medicare and Medicaid by $1.3 Trillion.

John McCain talks about reducing taxes and then wants to tax you health benefits, he's a damn hypocrit. < :-)
Helter_Skelter at 05:28 AM JST - 7th October

Mr. Obama is in very good company.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt? More like Castro and Chavez and other socialist heroes of the left.
TheGreatEscape at 05:30 AM JST - 7th October

adaydream; My goodness, a liberal web article, how quaint. Bwahahahaha.

John McCain will make sure all hardworking folk will be financially better.

Only the lazy, ill educated and welfare claiments will not benefit, thank goodness.
adaydream at 05:35 AM JST - 7th October

I hate to disappoint and not give you articles from both sides, so heres one from Conservative Republicans and the POW records and John McCain's time in his POW camp. He wasn't nearly as mistreated as he would have you believe. < :-)

http://www.mccainbetrayspows.com/
adaydream at 05:37 AM JST - 7th October

The people who are retired and receiving medicare and medicaid will lose.

Employees will lose.

But, to you Only the lazy, ill educated and welfare claiments will not benefit, thank goodness. < :-)
Good_Jorb at 05:37 AM JST - 7th October

Since socialism has caused more misery to more people in the world than anything else, a vote for Obama is a vote for your future misery. Unless, of course, living in a third-world nation is your idea of a good time.

But Obama already lives in a country already filled with Corporate welfare (read socialism here), he couldn't make things that much worse. No other country, Capitalist or Socialist has ever written a 700+ billion welfare check. I would think that Bush would have more in common with Castro and Chavez than Obama, Castro nationalized everything, Chavez nationalized Oil and Bush nationalized banking.
TheGreatEscape at 05:38 AM JST - 7th October

adaydream; Your posts are in more bad taste and more desperate than ever.

Were you so upset that Palin won the debate hands down? You betcha!!!!!!!
adaydream at 05:40 AM JST - 7th October

You didn't have time to see the video. It's especially good.

I really like the parts about special treatment. < :-)
coulrophobic at 06:50 AM JST - 7th October

Oops - Senator Obama's ties with terrorist William Ayers discovered to go back 21 years:

By 1995, Barack Obama had known Bill Ayers at least eight years since their shared involvement in the Alliance for Better Chicago Schools, if not longer. Bernardine Dohrn, once labeled “the most dangerous woman in America” by none other than J. Edgar Hoover, was also well known as the inspiration for the 1988 movie Running on Empty. Subtle terrorists they were not. * *As noted in the New York Times, Obama has tried to minimize his relationship with Ayers, dismissing him as “a guy who lives in my neighborhood” and “somebody who worked on education issues in Chicago that I know.”

Axelrod also tried to excuse the extent of Obama’s involvement with Ayers, stating, “Bill Ayers lives in his neighborhood. Their kids attend the same school. … They’re certainly friendly, they know each other, as anyone whose kids go to school together.”

It’s an obvious fiction pitched by Axelrod, since the Obama children are presently in elementary school, while Ayers’ children are all grown adults, but the Ayers-Obama family connection doesn’t stop at the imaginary connections between the children.

Article from Bob Owens
SezWho2 at 09:25 AM JST - 7th October

Oops! Was Ayers a terrorist 21 years ago?
JoeBigs at 12:16 PM JST - 7th October

Desperation has set into the McBush camp. With no hope of winning he must revert to the Bush play book. But this time McBush is a bit too late with these sorts of attacks. He should have done these kind of attacks over 8 years ago when he was fighting to become the nominee. When people were not used to these kinds of attacks and easily suade by these tactics. But now we know these kind of attacks and as a whole we do not like them.

Again he shows his lack of understanding of the present day. He seems more and more like a lost old man wondering the streets at night trying to find his way home. To bad, too bad.

McBush at one time was known as a fair and honest man/politician. But now with his new tactic of smear and lies he has lost that. He made a promise to not go down this road but he has broken this promise.

This shows you what kind of man he really is....Worthless

Sad for him sad for our country!
Taka313 at 12:36 PM JST - 7th October

Yep. This smear campaign will stop the American voter from remembering how the republican economy has worked for them. Good call. I fully expect candidate mccain's daily slide in the polls and Sen. Obama's daily rise in the polls to end any time because of this.

There is no desperation whatsoever in the gop.

And I am Santa Claus.

Taka