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Jul 30 2008

McCain’s Ads Compare Obama To Britney Spears And Paris Hilton

Published by TerryMarsh at 11:59 pm under entertainment news Edit This

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In his most recent attempt to either gain more exposure or cast a more negative light on his presumed presidential opponent, Sen. John McCain’s campain camp has released a new television as which compares Sen. Barack Obama to celebrities Britney Spears and Paris Hilton. Once again, the ads raise the question of whether Obama has what it takes to be commannder in chief.

Campaign analysts have responded by saying that McCain’s campaign has become more negative lately, in efforts to gain more of the media spotlight, which Obama has seemed to dominate in recent weeks.

The new ads show clips of Obama’s most recent oversea’s trip, and an announcer says, “He’s the biggest celebrity in the world, but is he ready to lead?”  Once again it raises the question of “substance”. 

The Obama camp was quick to respond.   It released a statement which read, “On a day when major news organizations across the country are taking Senator McCain to task for a steady stream of false, negative attacks, his campaign has launched yet another. Or, as some might say, ‘Oops! He did it again.’”

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One Response to “McCain’s Ads Compare Obama To Britney Spears And Paris Hilton”

  1. bill_fingeron 31 Jul 2008 at 2:06 am edit this

    I’d rather vote for Britney than Johnny.

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