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perrspectives.com - 8/3/2008
"Respectful" McCain Campaign Calls Obama a Traitor, Genocide Enabler
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On Tuesday, Time columnist Joe Klein labeled as "shockingly unpresidential" John McCain's accusation that Barack Obama "would rather lose a war in order to win a political campaign." But in announcing "I can't remember a more scurrilous statement by a...

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Eight Years Ago Today: Bush’s Broken Promise
Crooks and Liars — ... , the man who promised to run a “respectful” campaign, chose this week to launch a wave of attack ads and character assassination against his Democratic rival. ...

Happy Anniversary Bitchez
Agitprop: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Propaganda — ... , the man who promised to run a “respectful” campaign, chose this week to launch a wave of attack ads and character assassination against his Democratic rival. ...

10 Questions Rick Warren Won’t Ask John McCain
Crooks and Liars — ... On more than one occasion, you pledged to run a “respectful” campaign. Yet despite Barack Obama’s repeated and heartfelt proclamations of his Christian faith, many in the conservative movement accuse Obama of being a Muslim. ...

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