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When Will Obama Hit Hard?

August 7, 2008

Well, that’s what the talk is.  According to some, Democratic candidate Barack Obama should lower the bar on his campaign ads.  Perhaps, he isn’t quite as flexible as John McCain when it comes to the limbo bar of negative political ads.
We all remember the Swift Boating of John Kerry, and the loss that followed.  Some [...]

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John McCain Goes Negative (Again) and Shows Lack of Respect for Religion

August 1, 2008

I’ll be the first to admit that I don’t warm the pew on Sunday mornings.  After seeing this last ad from the McCain campaign I’m not sure if the intent is to make fun of Barack Obama or McCain’s right wing conservatives.
I really have no comment beyond that.
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Back to the Issues Please

July 31, 2008

The “Celeb” ad from McCain and the chide about the $520.00 shoes McCain wears from the Obama campaign have brought me to the point of nausea.  There are issues that are far more important than what kind of shoes John McCain wears, or if Barack Obama likes arugula.  Quite frankly, none of us are going [...]

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Before Night Falls Pennsylvania Will Be Back to Normal

April 22, 2008

Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have trash talked and played smash mouth enough for one season.  I’m sure the citizens of Pennsylvania got more than they bargained for.  As I have always been told, “Be careful what you wish for.”  States like Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Indiana have long been the icing on the cake [...]

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Only Two More Days, Pennsylvanians… Only Two More Days!

April 20, 2008

“Play pretty” time is about over.  Tuesday is almost here and that brings in the Pennsylvania primary.  I wonder if the people of Pennsylvania are as eager to have it over and done with as the rest of the country.  Every one likes to be important, and Pennsylvanians have waited for some time to be in the [...]

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