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McCain/Palin response ad: "Lipstick"

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Doesn't matter, he should have been smarter than that in the first place. It was too soon after Palin's comment about lipstick and it will anger some women voters. He needs to think things through a little better.

Maybe so but the GOP campaign is still trying to make it look like he was talking about Palin when he wasn't. Like I said, another sad smear attempt by the man who promised to run a clean campaign.

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Are you kidding? :lol:
:lol: No.

 

If you think it won't make some women angry, you're kidding yourself.

Maybe so but the GOP campaign is still trying to make it look like he was talking about Palin when he wasn't. Like I said, another sad smear attempt by the man who promised to run a clean campaign.
BoondockSaint, surely you a bright enough guy to realize that both sides are doing this, always have. Obama is no saint.
:lol: No.

 

If you think it won't make some women angry, you're kidding yourself.

 

Shouldn't it make them more angry that the McCain camp is lying to them about Barack's comment?

BoondockSaint, surely you a bright enough guy to realize that both sides are doing this, always have. Obama is no saint.

Of course, but comparing something wrong on the Republican side to something the Dems have done doesn't make it right. The fact is, they're misrepresenting Obama's words out of context to turn people against him, especially women, and that doesn't coincide very well with McCain's promise to run a clean campaign. When this is a thread about the Dems doing the same thing, I will condemn that as well.

Shouldn't it make them more angry that the McCain camp is lying to them about Barack's comment?
If some feel that way, sure.
Of course, but comparing something wrong on the Republican side to something the Dems have done doesn't make it right. The fact is, they're misrepresenting Obama's words out of context to turn people against him, especially women, and that doesn't coincide very well with McCain's promise to run a clean campaign. When this is a thread about the Dems doing the same thing, I will condemn that as well.
I'll be looking for you. ;)
Of course, but comparing something wrong on the Republican side to something the Dems have done doesn't make it right. The fact is, they're misrepresenting Obama's words out of context to turn people against him, especially women, and that doesn't coincide very well with McCain's promise to run a clean campaign. When this is a thread about the Dems doing the same thing, I will condemn that as well.

Where have you been? The "I know you are but what am I" defense has been getting much play from the left in this forum.

Hold me to it. :thumb:

 

I expect you'll denounce Biden in the special needs thread.

Where have you been? The "I know you are but what am I" defense has been getting much play from the left in this forum.

I'm a little late to this political party but nothing has had bigger play than the 'Well Obama is just as inexperienced" argument about Palin coming from the right side.

I expect you'll denounce Biden in the special needs thread.

 

How is that remotely related? Biden didn't take something completely out of context, stoke the fire with a misleading add, and then ride it for all it's worth. Biden said how can you say you're for A when you don't support B? I don't really see where he deliberately took a remark out of context, implied a different meaning, and used it in a political smear ad.

I expect you'll denounce Biden in the special needs thread.

I put my two cents in, although that is a much more debatable issue than this.

Of course, but comparing something wrong on the Republican side to something the Dems have done doesn't make it right. The fact is, they're misrepresenting Obama's words out of context to turn people against him, especially women, and that doesn't coincide very well with McCain's promise to run a clean campaign. When this is a thread about the Dems doing the same thing, I will condemn that as well.

 

:thumb:

I tend to think that women will be more upset at the McCain camp for trying to play them. Both sides need to stick to the issues, not this type of garbage.

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I tend to think that women will be more upset at the McCain camp for trying to play them. Both sides need to stick to the issues, not this type of garbage.

 

 

Only way the GOP knows how to win an election. If they set foot in the issues arena, they get their butts handed to them.

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