New Ad To Run In Minneapolis Is All About McCain's POW Past
By Greg Sargent - August 28, 2008, 1:25PM

To our knowledge, this new ad from the South Carolina Republican Party
is the first ad to focus exclusively on McCain's POW captivity.

The spot is set to run in Minneapolis starting tomorrow and through the
GOP convention, a South Carolina GOP spokesperson confirms. It hits
directly back at Obama for his criticism of McCain's number-of-houses flub:

"This is the story of a John McCain home you might not know about," the
ad opens, and follows with footage dramatizing McCain getting shot down.
After showing shots of a prison cell, the spot continues:

"This is where John McCain was starved, beaten, tortured, and maimed for
life. So the next time Barack Obama talks about one of John McCain's
homes, remember this one."



Gosh. McCain was a POW? 35 years ago? Wow! I hadn't heard that. Well,
that certainly qualifies him to be POTUS.

snerk

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No way, no how, no McCain!

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On Aug 28, 8:42 pm, John H wrote:
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Knowing a thang or two about the personal consequences of warfare does
make him far more qualified than someone like Obama whose only actual
job was a total failure AND who now wants to apply the same failed
ideas he used in that position (managing the Chicago Annenberg
Challenge) to education today.

doubel snerk

wrote:
On Aug 28, 8:42 pm, John H wrote:
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Knowing a thang or two about the personal consequences of warfare does
make him far more qualified than someone like Obama whose only actual
job was a total failure AND who now wants to apply the same failed
ideas he used in that position (managing the Chicago Annenberg
Challenge) to education today.

doubel snerk


McCain obviously experienced the personal consequences of warfare, but
that is not important. What is important is his judgment, and on that
issue, he's just more of Bush.

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No way, no how, no McCain!