Posted on 08/28/2008 8:59:44 AM PDT by KatyLoraleyVidales
In a brilliant attempt to capitalize and steal the spotlight from yet another one of Obamessiah's speeches, Camp McCain has decided to release an ad in battleground states tonight while Obama delivers his speech at the Democratic Convention.
Reports out of Politico and DrudgeReport indicate that there may even be an early leak from Camp McCain in order to draw the attention away from Obama's sermon, I mean speech, and shift the focus of attention back to Camp McCain.
Individuals close to the campaign state that the running mate choices are and continue to be : "Governor Mitt Romney of Massachusetts, Governor Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota and, possibly, Senator Joseph Lieberman, independent of Connecticut."
This is a beyond brilliant move from Camp McCain who will take advantage of the suspense surrounding his VP selection and use it to combat the MSM's blind following of Obama... No presidential campaign has ever attempted anything like this --- so I'm excited to see how this will play out and how Camp Obama, er--- 'President' Obama will react. Pft.
(Excerpt) Read more at rightupfront.org ...
Not so much brilliant I think as unavoidable. Consider that if McCain wants to appear with his VP on Friday morning, the candidate is going to have to at least prepare to leave tonight. Like they did with the prospective Dummycrap VP candidates, I’m sure someone is staking out the houses of Romney, Pawlenty, Lieberman, etc. We’ll probably know tonight much in the same way we found out Hairplugs Kinnoc—I mean, Biden was Barezk0bama’s VP.
as said before....”The Stormin Mormon” Maybe the Hurricane is Symbolic
Chris Wallace of FOX confirmed just that about 3 hours ago.
If McCain selects Uncle Joe, I’m still proudly flipping the McCain switch. Patriots win the day over America haters every single time!
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