william ayers

During Wednesday's debate, McCain said that he has denounced untruths about Obama (despite being responsible for most of them). In true hypocritical style, McCain has now launched the most disgraceful "robocall" campaign in history. Robocalls are computer generated calls that immediately play a pre-recorded message when the phone is asnwered by a person or machine.

John McCain said in a radio interview this morning that he would try to bring up William Ayers at Wednesday's debate. Amazingly, McCain said his decision to inject such stupidity into the debate was Obama's fault. According to McCain, Obama's comments that "I didn't have the guts" to talk about Ayers in the last presidential debate have "probably ensured" that his name will come up in Wednesday's debate. Glad to see McCain is taking a mature approach to the last presidential debate.

I hope John McCain and Sarah Palin are proud of themselves. In one of my blog posts yesterday, I described how Palin and her cohorts were whipping a crazed crowd into a blood-thirsty frenzy by accusing Barack Obama of being a terrorist. Today, McCain-Palin's continued rantings incited a psychotic group in Ohio to say some of the most disturbing things I've ever heard come out of the mouths of so-called Americans:

I wonder how the world looks from the gutter where John McCain lives these days. His campaign hit a new low today with the release of a 90 second web ad that falsely, and dangerously, ties Barack Obama to former 60s radical William Ayers. The campaign has been on a tear this week, whipping crowds into a frenzy by evoking the terrorist connection, using Obama's middle name "Hussein", and saying Obama doesn't view American like "we" do. The fevered crowds have been shouting "Terrorist" and "Kill him" in response.

Sarah Palin continued her scorched earth campaigning through Floriday today. The newest attack dog of the Republican Party is using the stump to denigrate Barck Obama and divert attention to nonsense rather than deal with her own lack of qualifications or policies.In a rally in Jacksonville, she said people will make their final decisions on Nov 4 based on candidates' personal qualities. Palin must be getting this election confused with the Miss Alaska state pageant. Sorry Sarah, but competence and leadership trump personalities when picking a president.

The McCain campaign's efforts to slander Obama by connecting him to former 60s radical William Ayers may have backfired in more ways than one. Palin has been hitting it hard today with outrageous suggestions that Obama and Ayers are "pals". Now it looks like their sleazy tactics are coming home to roost.This morning on CBS’s Early Show, McCain-Palin campaign spokesperson Nancy Pfotenhauer attempted to defend the remarks. She said that if McCain “hung out with somebody who had bombed abortion clinics” it would be a legitimate topic of discussion.

The media was kept far away from Palin and the crowd at a rally this morning in Clearwater, Florida. Picking up on a theme she started over the weekend, Palin tried to falsely tie Obama to former 60s radical William Ayers and regurgitated worn-out stories of his former pastor, Rev. Wright. During a rally in California yesterday, she accused Obama of "paling around with terrorists." The mainstream media blasted her and pointed out that Obama was eight years old when Ayers was involved in radical activities. This morning, Palin toned down her remark slightly saying:

Sarah Palin deployed as John McCain's election "attack dog" to bring down Obama as the race for the White House enters its final month.

Sarah Palin showed up in Carson, California yesterday with one goal - to unleash a vicious, dirty attack on Barack Obama. The McCain campaign's last desperate Hail Mary pass is to tie Obama to "terrorists" in their hope of scaring up votes. The Bush Administration has ruled on fear for the last eight years and Palin-McCain seem content to carry on with the tradition. Palin told a crowd at the Califorina rally: