McCrap is trying to neutralize the power of Obama's Ivesco Stadium nomination

[npincus]

by mocking him as a light and fluffy celeb who can draw enromous crowds.

I'd like to see Obama put out a commercial like this:


"It's easy to talk about Paris Hilton and Britany Spears, it's easy to mock your opponent and call him names, it's easy to have this kind of fun when Americans are worried about losing their jobs, paying for gas and putting food on the table... it's much harder to tell Americans how you will help them; make food and gas more affordable, provide healthcare for all, end the war in Iraq that's taking $10 billion doallars of your money every month, and go where the real war on terror is: in Afghanistan. Barack Obama is ready to have that conversation with you, Barack Obama wants to talk about the economy instead of wasting your time with silly attacks on his opponent, Barack Obama is ready to be your president and ready to work for you."


In other words, shame McCrap's campaign into stopping this strategy. If the shameless can be shamed, that is.

[virgdem]

1. Good idea...

why don't you send it to the Obama campaign and suggest the idea to them.

[islandmkl]

2. if you don't mind, i'll send a link to this to them, too...

along with my donation before midnite...

might win a trip to denver and all...

[npincus]

3. please do! not sure where to send this

do you have an email address?

[madrchsod]

4. ron paul is going to draw a more enthusiastic crowd

in Minneapolis than the republicans. there`s more than a few republicans that are not going to show up...they have more important things to do.

ron paul is going to throw a big wrench into the republican party...