I would love to have an add of McCains gaffs all in a row, followed by all his contradictions which could be found on Countdown or the daily show with jon stewart, followed by the palin lies..... Nobody would have to add a thing!!!!

The question is, would this do better as a tv add or would it do better on

youtoube?????

I've had enough of these clowns. Every election year our candidates are mud slingging and making stupid comments  through commercial ads and small town meetings. It's poor advertising and poor charater of an individual who is running for the most powerful seat in our nation. I'm a Democrat, but I have still not seen a "Change" in who is wanting to represent us. Same-O-stuff

Obama, if your wondering why McCain is gaining in the poles, take one look at yourself in the mirror. You are becoming no better than the Republicans in the Sticks and Stones game. If they are getting to you by making you defensive and angry, THEY WIN!

Concentrate on what the American people want to hear and you will become without doubt the next President of the U.S. Example; I believed in a man who wanted to make a "change" and wasn't affraid to step on toes to make his point. He was Ross Perot.  Buying time on national networks he showed by the use of graphs and figures what the previous administration had done. Using the same tools, he showed the American people what his administration would do. He didn't buy time for Sticks and Stone games.

I'm a concerned American and fearful of our countries direction. We have lost our balance and heading down for a hard fall. Americans are struggling to make ends meet by high energy and commodity costs with no salary increases in sight to offset their overhead. We the tax payers have bailed out our governments mistakes and now with all the Mortgage and lending institution failures, we are looked upon to bail them out again. How is that possible! Candidates offer lowering taxes but spend more. Who is going to take care of our huge national debt? How are you going to fix our health needs, social security, social and color disagreements, education, and so on. We must rebuild our relationship with the rest of the world as a peaceful nation so we may all work together in solving world problems. Going at it alone isn't working.

A great president once said, "Ask not what the country can do for you, but what you can do for your country." I believe we have done our share and more. It's now time for our candidates or Presidents to stand up to the plate and take care of our infrastructure and put America back on the leader of the world track.

If our society wants to pick a candidate from sticks and stones commercial ads instead of the real facts at hand and the problems we face, then our country will never realize the word "Change".  Americans, wake up. You need to "Change" before change can happen. Get involved and demand for results.

Let us make our government know that we the people want results. The White House isn't a party house or vacation home to whom we elect. They get the best health care for life, a great salary and can vote themselves a raise as they did this year. They don't have to worry about getting food on the table, pay for high price gas, or putting their kids through the best schools in the world. They have the best security, even after leaving office. Our government officials live a lavish lifestyle on our tax paying dollars. They protect the rich from taxes. Everyone should pay equally to the good of our nation.

I can go on, but, my comments may seem worthless. I have traveled across this great country to only find that we are a divided nation in many ways. The only time people become united is in disaster. Even that is very short lived.

Demand the facts from your candidate. No more Sticks and Stones!

You want a good laugh. Go to Jibjab.com and you will get an idea of what we elected in the past and what we will get in the future if we don't "Change" ourselves.

Obama can stick to the high road, because the outcry over the McCain/Palin campaign of lies and distortion is growing every day.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/13/us/politics/13mccain.html?_r=1&th&emc=...

Harsh advertisements and negative attacks are a staple of presidential campaigns, but Senator John McCain has drawn an avalanche of criticism this week from Democrats, independent groups and even some Republicans for regularly stretching the truth in attacking Senator Barack Obama’s record and positions.

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Indeed, in recent days, Mr. McCain has been increasingly called out by news organizations, editorial boards and independent analysts like FactCheck.org. The group, which does not judge whether one candidate is more misleading than another, has cried foul on Mr. McCain more than twice as often since the start of the political conventions as it has on Mr. Obama.

democratsin2008 I really liked them both and look forward to the next one.

"When fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag, carrying a cross." ~ Sinclair Lewis

I love to see an ad about McCain recent comment "Fundamentals of economy are stronger".