I’m a Cincinnati resident, and I’d like to point out that this is by no means an unusual bit of behavior from local radio host Bill Cunningham.  He’s basically a low-rent version of Michael Savage, and that’s putting it nicely.  Pretty much every time this chump gets in front of a national TV camera (which has happened a few times in recent memory), he manages to make himself look like an even bigger goon than the right wing hacks that he’s fronting for.  Cincinnati’s got its problems, but it deserves a better national face than Cunningham.  Thank God for the Clooneys…

I was saying to my good friend John Mussolini Mccain what is in a name.Does his middle name mean that his supporters wear brown shirts and believe in fascism.Of course not.Well maybe not in the wearing of brown shirts.The shame of all this name stuff is not that one moron in Cincinnatti tried to use it for political advantage .The shame is that to a segment of the American voting public this stuff matters.I guess if Barak Obama changed his middle name to Johnwayne it would be all right to vote for him.People wonder how we could have elected a retard President and the answer is front of you on almost daily bsasis.

Here is what this man has accomplished:

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/26/opinion/26brooks.htm l?_r=1&scp=9&sq=february+26+2008&st=nyt&ore f=slogin

It truly is childish behavior to make fun of someone’s name, and I have seen quite a few Repub politicians, including respected representatives, use this (for lack of a better word) tactic.
This is so juvenile, and even though the Limbaugh/Coulter crowd may love it, it won’t do anything to swing the adults to their side.

Well, we’ll see how McCain’s supposed stance to run on public money and disavow the 527s goes. If nothing, this sets a tone for the fall campaign. One that provides some hope.

McCain is saying the right things.  This is the first step in running a two tier campaign which has become a republican tradition.  McCain will establish himself as a candidate of the high road while the smear campaign against his opponent will conducted by groups funded by the RNC but whom McCain will disavow any knowledge of.