Campbell went off last night about the sexist treatment of Sarah Palin. The beauty of it is that she wasn’t talking to the Obama supporters. No – instead she was talking about the sexist treatment of Palin by the McCain campaign.
So it’s not only the New York Times taking McCain’s campaign manager to task. Newsweek is also reporting about the $15,000 a month Rick Davis made from Freddie and Fannie up to last month. You can bet we will hear a bunch more crying about the media from the McCain campaign in the coming days. […]
And I don’t think they are the kind of thank you notes she really wants: Planned Parenthood is suddenly a lot richer because of Sarah Palin. And the Republican vice presidential nominee will soon be receiving tens of thousands of thank-you notes. A three-week-old Internet campaign is asking abortion-rights activists to send donations to Planned […]
This is absolutely hilarious. It’s from yesterday’s conference call with reporters where the McCain campaign cried about being called liars.
The McCain campaign doesn’t like being called what they are – liars: Sen. John McCain’s top campaign aides convened a conference call today to complain of being called “liars.” They pressed the media to scrutinize specific elements of Sen. Barack Obama’s record. But the call was so rife with simple, often inexplicable misstatements of fact […]
If she is too afraid of Biden, how can she stand up to world leaders? At the insistence of the McCain campaign, the Oct. 2 debate between the Republican nominee for vice president, Gov. Sarah Palin, and her Democratic rival, Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr., will have shorter question-and-answer segments than those for the presidential […]
Two high-ranking McCain campaign officials actually lobbied for the companies at the center of the new sex for oil scandal. This is what happens when you have a campaign filled and ran by lobbyists.
This week has been totally dominated by fake outrage and a total silence on the issues from the McCain campaign. We’ve heard about lipstick, fish, teaching sex-ed to six year olds, and a plethora of lies from McCain and Palin. At the same time Obama has been talking about education, the economy, Iraq, the war […]
John McCain didn’t support equal pay for women because. Well I’ll let him speak for himself: “They need the education and training, particularly since more and more women are heads of their households, as much or more than anybody else,” McCain said. “And it’s hard for them to leave their families when they don’t have […]
Yes it is such an uncommon analogy to use. So uncommon that McCain’s former adviser, Torie Clarke, even wrote a book: I seem to remember a not-so old quote that certainly applies to this; “you are stuck on stupid” (you being the McCain campaign).