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What McCain Needs to Do
October 15, 2008 at 3:20 pmEd Morrissey advises, “Obama has a radical record on abortion and life issues that is far to the left of the mainstream in America. He also has a record of supporting far-reaching gun control laws. These issues provide McCain the quickest, most effective way to expose Obama as a hard-Left ideologue out of step with the American people.”
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Did Soft Bias Again Affect the Debate?
October 8, 2008 at 10:24 amEd Morrissey criticizes the debate for not addressing abortion, gun control and judicial selection, griping, “Brokaw made the decision on questions, and he has to take responsibility for his choices. The lack of queries on these perennially hot topics should raise a few eyebrows. Will the American public get a chance to hear the candidates answer on them in the third and final debate?”
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CNN Says Obama’s Lying About William Ayers
October 7, 2008 at 1:48 pmEd Morrissey notes, “You’ll want to double-check the logo at the bottom left corner during this report. It really is CNN and Anderson Cooper fact-checking Barack Obama’s claims to have barely known William Ayers.”
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New McCain Ad: Just a Reminder That Biden’s an Idiot
October 2, 2008 at 6:09 pmAllahpundit writes, “John McCain’s campaign is all-but daring Democratic VP nominee Joe Biden to commit a, well, Biden-esque flub in tonight’s debate with GOP counterpart Sarah Palin. Hours before the curtain goes up in St. Louis, the McCain camp has released a video compiling some of Biden’s more colorful gaffes in his long political career.”
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Clinton Says McCain Acting in “Good Faith”
September 25, 2008 at 2:34 pmAllahpundit posts video of Bill Clinton saying that McCain is acting in “good faith” by requesting to suspend the debate.
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