10/4/08- TWD's Agenda for the "Satur"Day- The Blowout is Shaping, Part 2

Here's more evidence that this race could get even more embarrassing for conservative America, John McCain, and Sarah Palin. It has gotten so bad in the last few weeks, that the question has shifted from "Can they win?" to "Can they even keep this close?"

There are reports that Pennslyvania may be gone, and they may move out of there just like Michigan? Moving out of Pennsylvania? PENNSYLVANIA? (thanks to the great Bob Sacremento at the Kos)

Many speculated that McCain would now turn his focus to Pennsylvania. But United Steelworkers International president Leo Gerard tells the Huffington Post that the state could soon go the way of Michigan.

"We're seeing -- from the several hundred of our people working every day, hand-billing at the plants -- the last two weeks have really been breaking Senator Obama's way," Gerard said over the phone from his office in Pittsburgh. "In particular, I think folks are sort of not taking John McCain as serious as they were, when they see his vacillation last week. 'I'm not going to debate. I'm going to whip House Republicans into shape. Not."

Now the Obama campaign is going after McSad's unit in regards to their radical, and downright alarming health care plans. Here's another devastating Ad.

Transcript for the deaf:

Obama: I'm Barack Obama and I approve this message.

Narrator: On healthcare, John McCain promises a tax credit, but here's what he won't tell you. McCain would impose a new tax on health benefits, taxing your healthcare for the first time ever. Its a multi-trillion dollar tax hike. The largest middle class tax increase in history. You won't find one word about it on his web site, but the McCain tax could cost your family thousands. Can you afford it?

The narrative is shaping up, and the winds are blowing. So much so that the McDesperate will try even the most absurd.

The McCain campaign has now shifted virtually 100 percent of his national ad spending into negative ads attacking Obama, a detailed breakdown of his ad buys reveals.

By contrast, the Obama campaign is devoting less than half of its overall ad spending to ads attacking McCain. More than half of its spending is going to a spot that doesn't once mention his foe.

Desperate times call for desperate measures. And a desperate campaign desperate enough to not be apart of the historic blowout that may happen, thanks to their insanity.

The Pending Schedule will be in the comments section. And remember, it's Saturday!