Has he any aim at all? [rolling eyes]

Has he any aim at all? [rolling eyes]

Obama said he wanted to do a buy-a-vote energy-rebate program funded by windfall oil profits taxes. McCain should *** ALREADY *** have annihilated Obama on this. But what has McCain said or done so far? What? He should have responded within hours. We don't want to see his response six weeks from now.

Obama said he wanted to do a buy-a-vote energy-rebate program funded by windfall oil profits taxes. McCain should *** ALREADY *** have annihilated Obama on this. But what has McCain said or done so far? What? He should have responded within hours. We don't want to see his response six weeks from now.

For instance McCain claims that Obama is playing the race card with the recent comment about Obama not looking like the presidents who are on the currency. I think McCain did throw out the race charge there to put Obama on the defensive. Now whenever race comes up in the contest McCain can claim that Obama brought it up first. When Obama claims that he is running a more positive campaign, McCain can claim that Obama used the race card. When Obama claims that he appeals to Dems, Reps. and independents, McCain can claim that Obama used the race card…. Not that it's true, but because McCain went there by putting forth this ridiculous charge he can claim that he is right. It's a debate that won't go away and McCain can win the argument on it.

McCain isn't aiming at the left or the right voters or even the independents in this case. McCain is aiming these attack ads towards the undecided voters who feel just a little uneasy about Obama, but like what they see and so they may eventually vote for him. Except this is one way McCain can continue that those “undecideds” continue to stay undecided and may support McCain. If 8 to 10 percent of the voters are undecided and if McCain can sway them to his column, then he can carry the election. I suspect many of these undecideds are not comfortable with Obama and are looking for a reason to support McCain (they may not be “against” Obama, but they “prefer” McCain).

It was posted to YouTube @ McCain's official YouTube account.

Perhaps ads that aren't on TV don't require the same level of disclosure?

But it was still funny.

Race simply isn't the issue that many want it to be in this election – people on either side will scream about it, but the truth is that McCain isn't racist and Obama isn't Jesse Jackson.

So the bloggers jumped into action and tried to spin the racism around and put it on McCain as they should do. Its what we all do with our candidates. We tend to try and protect them, spin their words and help when they stumble.

No problem but again Obama's handlers totally dropped the ball on this deal as did Obama. Why did Obama make these statements??……..he was walking around on the stage trying to emulate McCain and he made a silly mistake.

Obama is a sound byte candidate. Now that he has to offer more then sound bytes he is more prone to making errors. Everyone knows this is why they didnt go see the troops….he could not have his staff with him so they could think for him.

Perception and thats not a good perception to have.

And the point of the two other celebrities was “the look is good, the act is smooth, the lights are on, but nobody's home”. And in Obama's case this is unfortunately true.

Now Spears and Hilton may not like that comparison, but the truth is often a bitter pill to swallow…lol..

Still, Grizzled Vet McCain should grow a pair and stop playing the victim card constantly. First it was Obama's media attention in Europe, now this.

It was stupid, juvenile and pathetic. It, along with his other ads, has served to dishonor John McCain, making him look like a desperate buffoon. But it isn't racist.