Video: MoveOn throws “first intentional shock spot” of the season at McCain
Tuesday, June 17, 2008 at 1:49 pm
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MoveOn has released a new :30 spot that goes after John McCain on Iraq — not just the "100 years" proclamation, but his more recent claim that it’s "not too important" when troops are pulled out.
Per the Washington Post blog The Trail, which calls it the "first intentional shock spot" of the ’08 presidential campaign: The ad is slated to run for a week starting on Wednesday in the general-election swing states of Wisconsin, Ohio and Michigan, with an additional run on CNN and MSNBC funded by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees. The initial investment is expected to reach $543,000, said a MoveOn spokesman.
MoveOn: "Not Alex" (:30)
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Comment posted June 17, 2008 @ 8:50 pm
Shocking? Who is MoveOn.org kidding? This isn’t shocking.
Set the same script & same mom, then have a man in desert fatigues lying dead in Faluja. Followed with Mom saying “I didn’t want you to have Alex’s daddy either”. That would have been shocking.
Comment posted June 17, 2008 @ 2:25 pm
Jack Shepard is running against Norm Coleman in GOP Senate primary on sept. 9, 2008 wisit http://www.jackshepardforsenate.com to learn more
Republican Senate Candidate Jack Shepard positions on Issues
are 100 % similar to Democratic Senate Candidate Al Franken
time to start bringing our troops home from Iraq
After leading us into war under false pretenses, the Bush administration has dug us a deep hole
in Iraq. The litany of mistakes is endless: the failure to send enough troops, the botched de-
Beathification, the refusal to stop looting in the aftermath of the invasion, the firing of the Iraqi
army (essentially telling hundreds of thousands of young Iraqi men,
Comment posted June 17, 2008 @ 9:25 am
Jack Shepard is running against Norm Coleman in GOP Senate primary on sept. 9, 2008 wisit http://www.jackshepardforsenate.com to learn more
Republican Senate Candidate Jack Shepard positions on Issues
are 100 % similar to Democratic Senate Candidate Al Franken
time to start bringing our troops home from Iraq
After leading us into war under false pretenses, the Bush administration has dug us a deep hole
in Iraq. The litany of mistakes is endless: the failure to send enough troops, the botched de-
Beathification, the refusal to stop looting in the aftermath of the invasion, the firing of the Iraqi
army (essentially telling hundreds of thousands of young Iraqi men,
Comment posted June 17, 2008 @ 3:50 pm
Shocking? Who is MoveOn.org kidding? This isn't shocking.
Set the same script & same mom, then have a man in desert fatigues lying dead in Faluja. Followed with Mom saying “I didn't want you to have Alex's daddy either”. That would have been shocking.
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