New McCain Ad: Obama’s Fannie Mae Financial Advisor

Ken McCracken  •  September 19, 2008


John McCain hits back against the lame ads Obama has been using to try to paint McCain as an extension of Bush’s economic policies, by showing that Obama is the one up to his eyebrows in the failed policies and corruption that lead to the current crisis.
Hat tip Wizbang
Cross Posted at Proof Positive

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  • http://Array Lestat

    Where is McCain’s add about his advisor Phil Graham.

  • http://womenartmoney.blogspot.com/ Cody

    great article and site! my good friend just did a compare contrast piece on the two candidates. pretty intriguing.
    http://womenartmoney.blogspot.com/2008/09/compare-and-contrast.html

  • mplsbob

    Nice ad. Ouch to Obama.

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  • vidhi

    Some people feel this ad was McCain race baiting. Could be, maybe not. I guess it depends on your perception. My thing with McCain and this type of ad is simply once again, he’s lying. The Washington Post states:

    The McCain campaign is clearly exaggerating wildly in attempting to depict Franklin Raines as a close adviser to Obama on “housing and mortgage policy.” If we are to believe Raines, he did have a couple of telephone conversations with someone in the Obama campaign. But that hardly makes him an adviser to the candidate himself — and certainly not in the way depicted in the McCain video release.
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  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    Where is McCain’s add (sic) about his advisor Phil Graham.

    Right next to Obama’s ad on his buddies Bill Ayers and Tony Rezko.

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