9/28/08-TWD's Agenda for the Day: Sam Loomis Sunday Talk; The Scariest Obama Ad; The Gap is Widing, and The Temper is Boiling
Did I say Sam Loomis is brutally hilarious and truthful simultaneously, or didn't I? Here's the latest reason why his weekly "Sunday Talk" thread, along with these great photos from him, is a must see:
As the title also mentioned, the scariest Obama ad ever is right below. It is chilling, funny, and genius at the same time. But the operative word in the previous sentence is chilling .
Goodness, whoever contemplated that one up, they are in the all time Hall of Fame of Political Ad thinking.
We just can't afford that risk.
That Ad was so good, that it actually may have upstage this classic one that hit home in a genuine way (and the one I liked the most):
And these ad's along with the McCain campaign self-destructing every single day has led to this. Now remember, I don't like polls and especially have talked about the shameful skewing of the numbers Gallup's polls have done over the course of the last two months. Still, sometimes they are right, and this does make sense. (And once again, people can say that appears to them that I'm showing partisan bias, but that is once again stupidity at it's highest. The truth has no bias."
More sad dishonesty from McCain. It really is getting sadder by the minute. (thanks much to histopresto).
The same unfortunately holds true for Governor Palin as well, who if there were anyone in American politics who had a worst week than McCain, it would be his "soulmate", as he dubbed her on the day he choose her as VP. Once again, he said it, not me. (Via Salon).
McAngry doing what he does best (well, getting angry) this morning at Stephanapoulos on ABC. Seriously, I wish I can post something good about him right now. But the Arizona Senator makes that impossible for himself with his pre-adolescent semantics. (thanks to NCDem Amy for the upload).
And congrats to the euphoric username "TruthandHope" at the Kos for having their ad's air on television in key battleground states (though with the historic brain farts the Republican nominee recently has made in this election, they may not be key in the next few weeks). These are really must see ads:
Thank John McCain, which will start airing this week.
Here's their Ad running in Ohio right now:
Hopefully a lot of things in store, and have a great day.
As the title also mentioned, the scariest Obama ad ever is right below. It is chilling, funny, and genius at the same time. But the operative word in the previous sentence is chilling .
Goodness, whoever contemplated that one up, they are in the all time Hall of Fame of Political Ad thinking.
We just can't afford that risk.
That Ad was so good, that it actually may have upstage this classic one that hit home in a genuine way (and the one I liked the most):
And these ad's along with the McCain campaign self-destructing every single day has led to this. Now remember, I don't like polls and especially have talked about the shameful skewing of the numbers Gallup's polls have done over the course of the last two months. Still, sometimes they are right, and this does make sense. (And once again, people can say that appears to them that I'm showing partisan bias, but that is once again stupidity at it's highest. The truth has no bias."
More sad dishonesty from McCain. It really is getting sadder by the minute. (thanks much to histopresto).
The same unfortunately holds true for Governor Palin as well, who if there were anyone in American politics who had a worst week than McCain, it would be his "soulmate", as he dubbed her on the day he choose her as VP. Once again, he said it, not me. (Via Salon).
McAngry doing what he does best (well, getting angry) this morning at Stephanapoulos on ABC. Seriously, I wish I can post something good about him right now. But the Arizona Senator makes that impossible for himself with his pre-adolescent semantics. (thanks to NCDem Amy for the upload).
And congrats to the euphoric username "TruthandHope" at the Kos for having their ad's air on television in key battleground states (though with the historic brain farts the Republican nominee recently has made in this election, they may not be key in the next few weeks). These are really must see ads:
Thank John McCain, which will start airing this week.
Here's their Ad running in Ohio right now:
Hopefully a lot of things in store, and have a great day.
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