It's a good ad. But it left me wondering what they meant by "erratic in crisis."

I mean I know what it means but to somebody who doesn't the ad just leaves you hanging.

I think a good follow up ad would give examples of McCain's erraticism.

Well, all this really shows just how McCain "puts country first" and promises to "run an honorable campaign." In such a crisis, it is clear that McCain has no solution. Infact, he would just make this crisis worse as would follow in Bush's footsteps. He has no answers, so he is taking the low road.

Its kind of sad to see the once brave war hero turn to such low, cowardice, racist tactics to win an election. His recent smears against Obama and his pick of a completely inexperienced Sarah Palin all say something:

McCain: "I would rather win an election than do what's best for the American People."

What is the best way to "Refresh". On the old one there was a button for refreshing comments. Maybe it is here but I haven't found it yet?

I had heard about this advertising approach and thought that Obama was going to go all out negative. I thought this wasn't a good idea for him.

But this doesn't attack McCain at all. This attacks McCain's tactics. This makes all the difference.

Every day I realize more and more what a gentleman Barack Obama really is. America's honored place in the world just might have a chance to get some of it back.

Ahhh very good..

Obama's Judo is strong...

McCain has no working appendages left..

Larry Sinclair and his bullshit is next... know this.

Sorry OT, but it appears comments are off on the Mel Martinez thread.

[The tech guys are still doing maintenance. Things will appear, disappear, turn off, turn on and go fast, then go slow. I wrote them about the comments being off, in case it's a mistake-Sitemonitor]

OUTSTANDING!

To the codemonkeys: Great job!!!

So the wolf killer is trying to link Obama to Ayers and using the word terrorist. It is about time to bring out the "Witch Doctor" card. And the "can't think of a newspaper" card. Over and over and over again.

Since McCain is getting dirty, someone should ask:

The word 'hero' is usually reserved for someone who has done something 'heroic'. Someone who has risked his own well-being for the benefit of someone else without expectation of a reward.

What have you 'done', not 'endured', but 'done' that could be described as heroic, not including the destruction of 4 or 5 U.S. fighter planes, a fire on the USS Forrestal that lasted for days and killed some 130+ sailors due to wet starting your engine [by some accounts], dumping your first wife for a millionairess, the 'Keating Five', your - at least partial - responsibility for the deregulation of financial institutions?

The extremely erratic behavior of John McCain should be of significant concern to all Americans. We heard in George W Bush's campaigns he was going to be a bipartisan leader, but he ditched America's wishes and went on his own. McCain will do the same thing. It's a matter of record that as an elderly politician with years in Congress, he has not done one thing for middle America and he voted numerous times against American vets. (http://www.aflcio.org/issues/politics/unionve...)
He is desperately trying to use Bush's tactics to win an election, knowing full well he will follow in the exact same footsteps as his predecessor.
He scares me more than Bush, but not as much as Cheney.

Obama should unleash the surrogates

like move on and the rest.

At one time I could've lived with a mcgramp's presidency. But that time is long gone. He pretty much always voted with boosh, and his running mate clinches my concern. Candidates have always fought dirty, which is fine as long as it remain substantive.

Now though if mcgramps gains the controls of America, we'll all be tortured by the VC.

I think Obama is doing fine. We are worrying too much....What really matters now is making sure all the registered voters show up. I think Obama's ads get better and always focus the attacks to how they relate to the economy. The ayers thing really plays to the base but not to people who are worried about the economy. This is why Obama has a better strategy... it takes more leaps to determine the point McCain is trying to make...that Obama shouldn't be trusted. That's asking too much from a soundbite. We should all fallow Obama's strategy... Don't talk about Palin or read about her...you ignore her, it downplays her importance. Focus on telling people about Obama's economic plans and make sure people know they really need to get out and vote.

Don't discount playing it cool...