Whose website is it anyway?
Thursday, July 24, 2008 at 4:39 pm
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) is taking an interesting approach to its online messaging. The RNC’s home page goes heavy on the "Obama" and light on the "McCain." Between a series of rotating banners and the rest of the page’s content, Obama is pictured or mentioned seventeen times to McCain’s four.
Perhaps by piling on the RNC is hoping to hasten the onset of Obama fatigue, or maybe attacks on Obama resonate with conservative voters more than McCain himself. One would assume strategy is dictating the site’s editorial decisions, but you can never discount a webmaster with a crush on Obama.
(h/t Taylor Carik)
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Comment posted July 24, 2008 @ 7:21 pm
People should wake up from this right-left paradigm and realize our country is being robbed by both sides. For those who worship at the altar of Senator McSame, please consider this man graduated 894 out of 899 from the academy and then proceeded to crash 5 planes in his short career (In short, he shouldn
Comment posted July 24, 2008 @ 2:21 pm
People should wake up from this right-left paradigm and realize our country is being robbed by both sides. For those who worship at the altar of Senator McSame, please consider this man graduated 894 out of 899 from the academy and then proceeded to crash 5 planes in his short career (In short, he shouldn
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