McCain Ad Says Clinton Was “Passed Over”
In a not-so-subtle attempt to remind Democratic supporters of Hillary Clinton that she didn’t get the vice presidential slot on the party's ticket, John McCain’s campaign is up with a new ad called “Passed Over,” featuring some Clinton quotes attacking Barack Obama from during the primaries.
“She won millions of votes,” an announcer starts, “but isn’t on his ticket. Why? For speaking the truth. On his plans.”
Clinton: “You never hear the specifics.”
Announcer: “On the Rezko scandal.”
Clinton: “We still don’t have a lot of answers about Senator Obama.”
Announcer: “On his attacks.”
Clinton: “Senator Obama’s campaign has become increasingly negative.”
Announcer: “The truth hurt. And Obama didn’t like it.”
Watch it:
Hillary Clinton responded to the ad in a statement, saying, "Hillary Clinton's support of Barack Obama is clear. She has said repeatedly that Barack Obama and she share a commitment to changing the direction of the country, getting us out of Iraq, and expanding access to health care. John McCain doesn't. It's interesting how those remarks didn't make it into his ad."
“She won millions of votes,” an announcer starts, “but isn’t on his ticket. Why? For speaking the truth. On his plans.”
Clinton: “You never hear the specifics.”
Announcer: “On the Rezko scandal.”
Clinton: “We still don’t have a lot of answers about Senator Obama.”
Announcer: “On his attacks.”
Clinton: “Senator Obama’s campaign has become increasingly negative.”
Announcer: “The truth hurt. And Obama didn’t like it.”
Watch it:
Hillary Clinton responded to the ad in a statement, saying, "Hillary Clinton's support of Barack Obama is clear. She has said repeatedly that Barack Obama and she share a commitment to changing the direction of the country, getting us out of Iraq, and expanding access to health care. John McCain doesn't. It's interesting how those remarks didn't make it into his ad."
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See all 117 CommentsPosted by raflin1
I think JSMac would actually enjoy that sort of thing!
and Hill is just the one to do it!
(right)
Why would Obama pick her when she openly said she prefered McCain to answer the phone at 3 AM
That one even hurt me!
Fox News should be banned or it editorial management sacked for try to breed hatred and division in our lovely country, America
Your article is good. Sorry I did not comment on it but this is as urgent as someone''s house on fire
Posted by minnick8
Hillary will be able to run for President in 2012 regardless who wins this year%u2019s election, because in four years Hillary Clinton will take her supporters and big money corporate backers and run as a Republican.
Posted by Mattcat25
The Clintons have a definite interest in McCain winning this election. If McCain wins, Hillary would be in a good position to run again in four years. If Obama wins, Hillary will have to wait another eight years for a good shot at the Presidency. She has a better chance at looking good in four years than she does in another eight years.
Posted by raflin1
It would certainly strengthen his ticket and he would have a better chance of winning. The problem is that even though he claims to be a maverick Republican, he is not as far to the left as Hillary and there is a definite idealogy rift. It wouldn''t work.
She would fit right in with the McCain/Bush crowd: arrogant, ambitious, delusional (Let''s not forget the "Bullets over Bosnia" story!), disorganized, and surrounded by fanatical, gullible,
ultra-stupid followers who are going to vote for McCain anyway!
They sound a lot like neocon Fascist Nazi Republicans in Whimpo-cratic clothing!
Rush Limbaugh, Micheal Savage, Bill O''Reilly, Ann Coulter, and Shawn Haritty would love it!
SIG HEIL, BUSH!!!!
sig heil, 4 MORE YRS OF THE THE GREAT EMPEROR BUSH, McCain!!!!
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