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pecunium ([personal profile] pecunium) wrote2008-10-06 01:45 pm

Because I can't say it any better

The McCain campaign's smears on Obama, by virtue of the attack I talked about in The company they keep have been getting play. I heard it being talked about on the radio this morning.

Never mind that Bill Ayers turned himself in (more than can be said for McCain vis-a-vis The Keating Five, rather he did some bobbing and weaving and managed to avoid doing the honorable thing and resigning). Nope, he was a radical, who thought blowing things up was a good idea. Kind of like Eric Rudolph if Eric Rudolph had been against the gov't, intead of being against people; and had turned himself in and and shown remorse for the effects of his actions.

I could go on, and detail more of the unsavory characters, and deals, McCain has spent his time with (like Phil Gramm, who was hip deep in making the present mess on Wall Street which McCain thought bailing out was so important he suspended his campaign to try to broker a deal to take more money out of your pocket, and move it to Wall Street's), but Teresa has done yeoman's work at Making Light, so here's a list of John McCain's friends, and pastimes.

McCain: Pass it on


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[identity profile] burger-eater.livejournal.com 2008-10-06 10:30 pm (UTC)(link)
Have you seen the Obama campaign's response?

They released a 13-minute documentary about Charles Keating (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDofbll86dY) just in time to turn the news cycle, if the media pays attention to it.

[identity profile] tenderberry.livejournal.com 2008-10-07 12:55 am (UTC)(link)
Will definitely be passing it on - especially to the Republican 'friends' I acquired on Yahoo 360 who are absolutely slobbering w/ delight over Palin - they probably won't think I'm so nice anymore but hey I'm not! LOL!