Politics by addition: John McCain and Sarah Palin explained

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1. dgun on October 6th, 2008 5:11 pm
   

   1 minute and 49 seconds I will never get back.

   And here is a question I would like to pose and answer at the same time.

   If the Ayers situation was of such importance, why has the McCain campaign waited this long to bring it out?

   They can’t say they didn’t know about it, since I have known about it myself for months from the sundry blogs and forums I troll.

   My assessment:

   It was too risky to bring it out it early as they knew it was all nonsense and there was a good chance it would blow back on them. But now, after pretty much getting their ass handed to them by a combination of the Obama campaign and a pain in the ass thing called the truth, they feel they having nothing to lose.

   So I look for the McCain campaign to sink to a new low these last few weeks in a desperate attempt to make up ground.

   If nothing else works, they’ll spread rumors that Obama is gay. Wait and see.
2. Jennifer on October 7th, 2008 5:38 am
   

   I hope you’re right, d.

   Well, not so much about the gay thing. We could all probably get by without that.

   Oh, and Bill? Love the redesign. Not at all jarring or disorienting
3. William K. Wolfrum on October 7th, 2008 5:45 am
   

   lol. Yeah. It’s all about subtlety, Jen

   (I’ll be holding off until after the election BTW. Possibly the 2012 election the way I do things)

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