'Dangerous' - New McCain Ad

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John McCain's campaign, in conjunction with the Republican National Committee, has released a new :30 second spot to air in battleground states. It's titted "Dangerous."

The ad is not a surprise, in that it blazed no new ground. The subject matter was covered in the first presidential debate and been apart of the back-and-forth on the campaign trail for both candidates.

The tagline Barack Obama is too risky is ultimately the case McCain must win, which to date, has not been prosecuted successfully.

The ad script reads:

ANNCR: Who is Barack Obama? He says our troops in Afghanistan are

BARACK OBAMA: "... just air-raiding villages and killing civilians." ANNCR: How dishonorable.

Congressional liberals voted repeatedly to cut off funding to our active troops.

Increasing the risk on their lives. How dangerous.

Obama and Congressional liberals. Too risky for America. J

OHN MCCAIN: I'm John McCain and I approved this message.

Filed Under: Ads, John McCain, 2008 President

Tagged: ads, Afghanistan, Barack Obama, BarackObama, dangerous, election, Iraq, John McCain, JohnMccain, president 2008, President2008, troops

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