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"Recipe"
hotlineblog.nationaljournal.com - 8/19/2008
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A new John McCain Spanish-language radio ad running in CO, FL, NV and NM re-emphasizes the running GOP knock on Barack Obama that he's a celebrity, nothing more. Narrator: "Fame must be grand for Barack Obama, but is he ready to lead in tough times?" English script is available after the jump. Here's the Spanish version: Script For "Recipe" (Radio :60) ANNCR: Fame must be ...

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Ben Smith's Blog — Joementum! The cross-in-the-dirt story never happened – to Solzhenitsyn. Bud Day vouches for McCain’s version. Sullivan notices an inconsistency. Hertzberg saw a wilted Obama at Saddleback. McCain stays negative in Spanish. Daytime soap stars prefer Obama. You can now buy designer Obama merchandise. Villaraigosa won't speak in Denver. Watch out Obama, there’s an email AND Internet campaign against you. ...

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