McCain’s Housing Problem
Barack Obama has slipped in the polls since John McCain began his negative ad blitz, but now the Democrat is throwing a few punches of his own, including this ad, which capitalizes on McCain's house collection. Update 2Barack Obama has slipped in the polls since John McCain began his negative ad blitz, but now the Democrat is throwing a few punches of his own, including this ad, which capitalizes on McCain’s house collection.
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Update: John McCain has responded with an attack ad of his own, featuring (unintentionally) comedic music cues.
Update 2: The Obama campaign has released another, slightly bossier ad.
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