Yay, they've aired the Rev Wright ad that we all knew was coming

[NightWatcher]

I saw it streaming on M$NBC from somewhere in South Florida.

We knew the ad was coming.

How'd it work out for the last person who used it in their campaign against Obama?????

[demo dutch]

1. Yep same here.. on Morning Joe!

[Hepburn]

2. I am on the West Coast, up early, turned on the TV....

...and UGH...there was that total POS. :puke:

That's all they have???

[TheCowsCameHome]

3. Rev. Wright. Ah, yes. McCain campaign back in "Auto-Crash" mode.

[shaniqua6392]

4. This ad is playing here in Michigan too.

I have seen it several times.

[Vinca]

5. If you look at the poll being run on CNN's web site, you have to wonder

what moron is being paid big bucks to advise the McCain campaign on this. The question is "Do you think there is any value to negative campaigning?" The response - No 74%, Yes 26%.

http://www.cnn.com/

[corkhead]

6. fratboy troglodyte republicon mentality: "No" really means "Yes"

[Diamonique]

7. This ad isn't coming from the McCain campaign.

It's from a 527.

Not that it makes a big difference, but let's lay the blame where it belongs.

[GoesTo11]

9. McCain coordinates with 527s (even though it's illegal).

That said, the first time the ads ran it was at least news. Now it's obviously just running an attack ad and not news about an Obama association.

[derby378]

8. "Hate He Can Believe In," my ass...

They tried this whole Rev. Wright thing earlier. It failed. They're desperate. Watch for the National Republican Trust to resort to the N-word tomorrow.

[mallOUf]

10. Just saw it in Texas

Really?? Texas...Really? Is Gramps worried about...Texas????


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