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And then a voice says, “John McCain and his Republican friends have two faces. One that says lies just to get our vote . . . and another, even worse, that continues the policies of George Bush that put special interests ahead of working families. John McCain . . . more of the same old Republican tricks.”

I like this part of Rush’s editorial too GWR. It amazes me the transference of the Obama Team that is exposed in this. It really does seem to me, that Barry is really really getting desperate. – Lorica

The conclusion hits back hard:

The malignant aspect of this is that Mr. Obama and his advisers know exactly what they are doing. They had to listen to both monologues or read the transcripts. They then had to pick the particular excerpts they used in order to create a commercial of distortions. Their hoped-for result is to inflame racial tensions. In doing this, Mr. Obama and his advisers have demonstrated a pernicious contempt for American society.

We’ve made much racial progress in this country. Any candidate who employs the tactics of the old segregationists is unworthy of the presidency.

I won’t wait for Joe Klein to question Obama’s honor for 2 reasons ..

a) Klein won’t
b) Obama has no honor.

b) worries me a lot. If you track the campaign of Obama, he has never really admitted to going anything wrong (he “distanced” himself from Wright, but never “repudiated” him, he knew from the audience’s reaction that “lipstick on a pig” referred to Palin but never attempted to correct it, instead he smugly used it as a springboard). This really scares me more than McCain who actually gets mad when his staff puts him in a lie and then apologies.

I have always said that the principles of Gandhi only work on those who can be shamed .. Obama doesn’t appear to be shameable and that makes him very dangerous.

Obama mocks McCain in Nevada stops
By KATHLEEN HENNESSEY, Associated Press Writer
Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Barack Obama sharpened his attacks on John McCain and mocked the Republican’s recent calls for reform in two stops in Nevada on Wednesday after days of listening to nervous supporters fret about the Democrat’s chances of taking the White House.

“Sen. McCain bragged about how as chairman of the Commerce Committee in the Senate, he had oversight of every part of the economy. Well, all I can say to Sen. McCain is, ‘Nice job. Nice job,’” Obama said at a rally at a baseball stadium in Las Vegas. “Where is he getting these lines? The lobbyists running his campaign?”

Obama later added: “I’m not making this up, you can’t make this up. It’s like a ‘Saturday Night Live’ routine.”

The feistier, more sarcastic tone came as worried Democrats urged Obama to get tougher and show more passion. Obama has tried to assure donors and voters that he’s been schooled by Chicago politics.

Seems to me the more things “change” the more they stay the same. If this is all he’s got, you can put a fork in him, he’s done. – Lorica