McCain’s Latest Campaign Commercial: Love
I kind of like this ad from McCain.
Here’s a transcript:
It was a time of uncertainty, hope and change. The “Summer Of Love.” Half a world away, another kind of love — of country.
John McCain: Shot down. Bayoneted. Tortured. Offered early release, he said, “No.” He’d sworn an oath.
Home, he turned to public service. His philosophy: before party, polls and self … America. A maverick, John McCain tackled campaign reform, military reform, spending reform. He took on presidents, partisans and popular opinion.
He believes our world is dangerous, our economy in shambles. John McCain doesn’t always tell us what we “hope” to hear. Beautiful words cannot make our lives better.
But a man who has always put his country and her people before self, before politics can.
Don’t “hope” for a better life. Vote for one. McCain.
“Beautiful words cannot make our lives better.” Ain’t that the truth, though given how McCain has gone back on some of the things he told his conservative base during the primary race I hardly think he has the high ground when it comes to the “telling the people what they want to hear” department.
But the contrast of McCain’s substantive campaign with Obama’s rather campaign built on pretty speeches and soaring rhetoric is appealing.
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