The latest email from the Obama campaign has a high level of drama attached;<\/p>\n
In the next 36 hours, the McCain campaign will be pouring millions of dollars — if not tens of millions — into negative attack ads against Barack Obama.<\/p>\n
Before John McCain accepts the Republican nomination on Thursday, his campaign has to spend every last dollar of primary funds they’ve raked in from Washington lobbyists and special interest PACs.<\/p>\n
Just yesterday, they aired a new negative ad in 14 swing states. His campaign manager even admitted that all McCain has to rely on is attacks, saying that for them, “This election is not about issues.”<\/p>\n
He doesn’t want Americans to notice that the Republican platform is the most extreme we’ve ever seen — opposing stem cell research, denying a woman’s right to choose no matter what the circumstance, and continuing to spend $10 billion a month in Iraq.<\/p>\n
With so much at stake, we can’t allow another election to be determined by petty and divisive political tactics.<\/p>\n
Make a donation of $5 or more to fight back against an unprecedented week of negativity from John McCain.<\/p>\n
The McCain campaign is trying to distract voters from the real issues — so we’re going to focus on what they’re trying to hide.<\/p>\n
They’ve come out against the life-saving possibilities of stem cell research.<\/p>\n
They don’t even mention protecting equal pay for equal work.<\/p>\n
They support huge tax cuts for the wealthiest 2% of Americans.<\/p>\n
They’ve almost completely ignored the $10 billion we’re spending every month in Iraq.<\/p>\n
And they make zero exceptions for a woman’s right to choose — even in cases of rape, incest, or to protect the life of the mother.<\/p>\n
If that all sounds like more of the same, that’s because it is. John McCain is offering a third term of the disastrous Bush agenda, so it’s no wonder his campaign would choose to focus on attacks instead of issues.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
I remember in the 2000 and 2004 elections we were subjected to the same level of dishonest fear-mongering from the Democrats. I remember some SFB claimed Bush would recind the 14th Amendment and return Blacks to their slavemasters.<\/p>\n
Everything is an attack on Obama. McCain points out that he’s less experienced than Sarah Palin (using facts) and it’s an attack.<\/p>\n