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 "NOT THIS TIME" (video)
"NOT THIS TIME" (video)
Just one reason you shouldn't vote for Barack Obama.
Who's Getting Your Vote?: reason's 2008 presidential poll - Reason Magazine
reason.com — As Campaign 2008 entered its home stretch, we asked a variety of policy wonks, journalists, thinkers, and other public figures in the reason universe to reveal for whom they are voting this fall, for whom they pulled the lever the last two times ... (more) Who's Getting Your Vote?: reason's 2008 presidential ...
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You Can Vote However You Like (video)
youtube.com — The kids from the Ron Clark Academy performing live "You Can Vote However You Like," a parody to TI's "Whatever You Like". Atlanta Georgi... (more) You Can Vote However You Like (video)
I Didn't Vote For Obama Today
talkingpointsmemo.com — I have a confession to make. I did not vote for Barack Obama today. I've openly supported Obama since March.  But I didn't vote for him today. I wanted to vote for Ronald Woods.  He was my algebra teacher at Clark... (more) I Didn't Vote For Obama Today
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Let Freedom Ring race vs. Obama on race
Ben Smith's Blog — An ad from the group Let Freedom Ring, which seems to be the best-funded of the conservative independent groups, goes right at the subject of race with a black character citing Martin Luther King to explain his vote against Obama.

Race-Tinged Attack Ads Start Flowing From Right In Campaign's Home Stretch
TPM Election Central — The outside groups on the right are starting to hit the race panic button as time runs out and things look increasingly dire. The National Republican Trust PAC, for instance, just reported to the FEC that it sank nearly $900,000 into a new ad buy, most likely for this spot hitting Obama with a bunch of footage of Jeremiah Wright's rants: The group had previously vowed to spend some $2.5 million on the spot, so this current buy falls short, but nonetheless amounts to real ad cash. (There's still more time, obviously, for the group to do a ...

Contest
Talking Points Memo — I don't feel quite right about saying I like this new pro-McCain ad from Let Freedom Ring, a Republican independent group. But for sheer bad faith, clumsy racial politics desperation and transparent moral poverty it may be one of my favorites. So here's the contest. Watch the ad. And then send us in a short translation of what the ad is really saying. We'll publish the best entries ... ...

John McCain: Dishonest, Dishonorable, Ignorant, and Incompetent (Two Worst Adds Ever Edition)
J. Bradford DeLong's Grasping Reality with All Eight Tentacles — Aimai is a much braver woman with a much stronger stomach than I am. Aimai: If I Ran the Zoo: Neck and Neck: This has to be neck and neck for the worst two commercials of McCain's campaign. This one isn't definitively anti-Obama at all, since the "Senator" to whom the protagonist speaks isn't named and the act of which he speaks isn't exactly clear. And as for this one? I dare you to watch it without falling into an epileptic fit, rolling around on the floor with your head and your heels touching like a hoop, and having the ...

Using King Against Obama
The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan — A new independent ad: One of Greg Sargent's readers analyzes: Seems to me like the target audience...is white Democrats who want to be reassured that they are not racists if they don't vote for Obama. (See, even that black person doesn't like him, and he can't articulate why, either!) ...

'Not This Time' - New Ad
Politics Daily — Filed under: Republicans, Ads, 2008 PresidentLet Freedom Ring, a 527 political action committee (PAC) is airing a new :30 second campaign ad titled "Not This Time." This is smart messaging. Aimed directly at the reverse-Bradley effect. The Bradley effect is the much ballyhooed loss of Tom Bradley, who is an African-American, despite surveys showing him ahead. Conventional wisdom holds it wasn't faulty polling that accounts for Bradley's loss, but white voters unwilling to elect an African American. ...

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basilsblog.net 10/30/2008 — Still undecided? Or perhaps are leaning towards voting for McCain-Palin? This ought to change your mind. Here’s a laundry list of why you should be voting for Barack Obama: Now who can argue with that?!  ...
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Vote for Obama, Go To Hell
rightwingwatch.org 10/28/2008 — In her latest column , Janet Porter warns all those Christians who intend to vote for Barack Obama that they are willfully disobeying God and will be punished accordingly:  To all those who name the name of Christ who plan to willfully disobey ...
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redstate.com 11/4/2008 — When you vote tomorrow, vote to affirm that the surge and the counterinsurgency strategy in Iraq worked and should not be short circuited. Vote to remind a certain Presidential candidate that he and his surrogates can't get away with the claim ...
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AP - Presidential candidate Barack Obama is using his popularity to help give down-ballot Democrats a boost, with plans to back House and Senate candidates in radio commercials during the campaign's final days.
Battleground: Robocalls in AZ?First Read 10/30/2008
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McCain tried to refocus on national security and whether Obama could keep the country safe. "The question is whether this is a man who has what it takes to protect America from Osama bin Laden, Al Qaeda, and the other great threats in the world," ...
Obama: The infomercial, plus BillFirst Read 10/30/2008
The Los Angeles Times writes, “Barack Obama's 30-minute campaign commercial Wednesday night was not merely a tactical decision to carpet-bomb millions of Americans in pursuit of a few thousand undecided voters who can dictate the outcome of the ...
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The candidates reacted this morning to tough news about the economy. (CNN) – Both presidential campaigns reacted Thursday morning to news the nation's economy slammed into reverse in the third quarter and suffered the biggest decline in seven ...