Obama TV ad: John McCain "out of ideas"

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Tuesday October 07, 2008 · 5:09 AM PDT

2008/10/07 · 05:09

The Obama campaign again does a really good job of hitting McCain pre-emptively, making him look out of touch and dis-crediting his attacks in advance.

Here's their latest ad:

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Wednesday April 23, 2008 · 2:13 PM PDT

2008/04/23 · 14:13

Then Clinton would be ahead 246 to 199. Obama would need to win 82 out of the 115 elected delegates in the state of North Carolina (which is... er, would be the only state remaining). This would be quite unlikely as he'd need over 70% of the vote.

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Should the Democratic Party only allocate delegates to states that start with the letter N?

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Should the Democratic Party only allocate delegates to states that start with the letter N?

Of course, no other state matters

12 votes

Maybe we should "M" states too, those are more pro-Obama

3 votes

No, it's the "O" states that matter

18 votes

Brush your shoulders off Barack

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Friday April 18, 2008 · 12:19 PM PDT

2008/04/18 · 12:19

This video nails it. Obama's got the right idea when responding to Hillary and the media's silly, petty attacks and setting it to Jay-Z music just makes it so much more effective. Looking at a string of Hillary's silly attack lines all strung together just makes you realize how much she's lowered herself during this campaign. Pitiful.

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Thursday March 20, 2008 · 11:54 AM PDT

2008/03/20 · 11:54

Good friends of mine, Allan and Sheri Rivlin, have penned a piece on their new website about how to start the healing process within the Democratic Party. Check out their website: CenteredPolitics.com

"Even in a heated primary campaign, candidates know they can gain points by showing their ability to pivot to the general election, as both candidates do when they take on John McCain on an issue. But in this special circumstance, the first priority for the eventual nominee will be to re-unify the divided Democratic Party by showing compassion and respect for the supporters of the other side. The candidate who is most successful at this challenge, right now, would be demonstrating the skill that would actually qualify them as the candidate that has the best chance of winning the general election."

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Obama TV ad: John McCain "out of ideas"

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Brush your shoulders off Barack

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