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The Obama campaign is mocking John McCain for not using a computer. From the AP story about the computer illiterate ad: "Our economy wouldn't survive without the Internet, and cyber-security continues to represent one our most serious national security threats," [Obama spokesman Dan] Pfeiffer said. "It's extraordinary that someone who wants to be our president and our commander in chief doesn't know how to send an e-mail." Well, I guess it depends on what you mean by "extraordinary." The reason he doesn't send email is that he can't use a keyboard because of the relentless beatings he received from the...

Here is a TV ad and a radio ad I made for the election. They won't be on TV or the radio, so feel free to send them around or host them on your own site if you have one.

Democrat Attack Ad - The Ten Commandments Buoyed by the success of their current African uranium ad, the DNC has just announced a follow-up commercial to air shortly. We secretly obtained this advance draft of the script from Uday & Qusay's hideou in Mosul: (Voice-over:) Bush claims to be a Christian. Christians often cite the Ten Commandments, But do you know what they actually say? [Superimposed text:] "Thou shalt kill commit adultery steal bear false witness against thy neighbour covet thy neighbour's house covet thy neighbour's wife, his manservant, his maidservant, his ox, his ass, any thing that is thy...

Michael Moore is trying to tie Bush to bin Laden! His film is scheduled to be released in 2004, in the middle of the campaign! And Disney's Miramax is reportedly financing this hit piece!Of course we must boycott Disney and Miramax. But letters (hard copy ones, ones they have to hold in their hands and look at) are another effective way of getting the message out that America doesn't want Michael Moore's Bush-bashing films in their marketplace!!Here are some contact numbers and street addresses to mail your letters to. Please remember: the person who answers the phone may have NO...

<p>Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Simon hoped last week's ruling setting aside a jury's fraud verdict against his family investment firm would clear his reputation, prompt a wave of fund-raising and get him off the defensive.</p> <p>On Monday, however, Democratic Gov. Gray Davis launched a new attack against his opponent, using Simon's own campaign staff layoffs as well as selected business woes in a television ad accusing Simon of an antiworker mentality.</p>

<p>SACRAMENTO - After jettisoning campaign staff to free up money, Republican Bill Simon and his campaign for governor are going back on the offensive today by airing a new attack ad on Gov. Gray Davis' environmental record.</p> <p>Simon senior strategist Sal Russo said the ad, Simon's first in two months, marks the start of the GOP candidate's fall advertising air war.</p>

<p>LOS ANGELES (AP) - The first attack ad of the general election campaign is hitting the airwaves -- an assault by Democratic Gov. Gray Davis against Republican Bill Simon's business record.</p> <p>The ad launched Monday comes on the heels of two positive television ads Davis began airing last week. Simon, a political newcomer whose fund-raising is dwarfed by Davis' more than $30 million campaign treasury, has yet to run television commercials -- considered key to reaching voters in sprawling California.</p>