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Today's new McCain ad quotes Clinton on Obama, asks why she's not on the ticket
Today's new McCain ad quotes Clinton on Obama, asks why she's not on the ticket
Well, it didn't take long for the campaign of Sen. John McCain to bring his good friend Hillary Clinton into the confrontational mix. Both senators are on the Armed Services Committee and, as The Ticket wrote back in June , McCain was among the first to befriend Clinton when she first arrived in that nearly all-male body in 2001. Neither attacked the o ther during the harsh winter ...
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Republicans Seek To Fan Clinton Supporters Obama Resentments
The Moderate Voice — ... Another “I-feel-your-political-pain” sign can be seen in the up-front appeal by McCain to get Clinton voters by telling them that Obama dissed their candidate. The details from The L.A. Time’s Top of the Ticket blog: ...

Obama 'passed over' Clinton: McCain ad
The Swamp — ... As our colleague, Andrew Malcolm, at Top of the Ticket notes, McCain's new ad about Obama "passing over'' Clinton "is aimed clearly at the 18 million disappointed Democrats who voted for her during the long primary season.'' ...

The GOP Glass Ceiling
The Mahablog — ... Even as the McCain campaign sorts through its selection of rich white men for the veep spot, it has put out an ad asking why Clinton was “passed over” and showing clips of her smearing Obama during the Endless Primary. I’m sure the Hillary Bitter Enders will embrace the ad as more proof that Hillary should have been chosen the nominee. ...

No More Mister Nice Blog — Some Questions Answer ThemselvesHeadline at Top of the Ticket, the L.A. Times election blog (featuring the hopelessly dense Andrew Malcolm): Today's new McCain ad quotes Clinton on Obama, asks why she's not on the ticket. ...

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Bill Kristol to Hillary partisans: Put her name in for VPThe Moderate Voice
On Fox News Sunday this morning, Bill Kristol took a page from the Limbaugh playbook and proposed that Hillary Clinton supporters at the Democratic convention should put her name into nomination for Vice President: Obama’s going to be the nominee there’s no point in contesting that roll call. What I would encourage Hillary Clinton supporters to do to express their outrage over ...