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…maybe if they gave viewers a sense of “looking forward” and “acting for the future.”

Three minutes? He has this much money to throw around?!

Short. Punchy. He can do it, he has done such ads.

Just one suggestion: get rid of the morons who put these together; it’s deadly (…personally it also evokes “in memoriam” feelings…NOT what you want to persuade you to vote for a presidential candidate).

I’d like to see them use some Forrestal fire footage

the drill sgt on April 3, 2008 at 3:16 PM

I second that.

It’s never gonna run as a TV ad, but it will get lots of www coverage and some TV.

cheap and a solid hit

I’d like to see them use some Forrestal fire footage

And I never said I was an expert on the military. But I do know cheesy production values, bad editing and a dorky script when I see it. Some people will love this ad. Some people will find it a huge stinky cheesefest. I’m the latter.

Duty, honor, country, integrity, sacrifice, honesty, perseverance, etc.

If John McCain truly stands for these things, why is he afraid to do a 1-on-1 interview with Michelle Malkin?

Where is his courage?

funky chicken on April 3, 2008 at 2:01 PM

You are misreading what I posted. I never claimed Bridget was conceived while McCain was in Vietnam. My point is that if the story is true of McCain fathering two children in Vietnam is true, then it could also be true that he could father other children out of wedlock. Whether or not Bridget is one of them would be easy to confirm or repudiate with a paternity test. McCain is under no obligation to do so, but in my opinion it appears that McCain has a pattern of infidelity. My intent is to ensure that we vet our next commander-in-chief…the man or woman who will have a direct impact on the lives of many people you know who fight valiantly for our country.

I respect your first amendment right to call me “a real lunatic, or a very nasty person”. I think I have been kind to you, and I choose to continue to be kind to you.

But I say to you, love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good to those who hate you, and pray for those who spitefully use you and persecute you
Matthew 5:44 (New King James Version)

Any elected official who opposed stronger border security, who pushes for open borders and amnesty rather than for secure borders and respect for the rule of law, doesn’t deserve my trust.

Red Pill on April 3, 2008 at 2:16 PM

If you go around repeating vicious rumors that you know to be completely implausible, do you deserve our trust?

I relied on him to keep us safe from the illegal immigrant invasion. He failed and let me down big time. So don’t give me that BS.

saiga on April 3, 2008 at 10:06 AM

Amen to that!

Livefreeordie on April 3, 2008 at 1:49 PM

I second that.

Amnesty for millions of low-paid workers is part of the published Program of the Communist Party USA.

Marxism/Socialism is alive and well in this country. Any conservative who has sent a child off to college knows that.

Are you aware that the Communist Party is alive and well in the USA? They don’t run candidates on a “Communist Party” ticket because they don’t have to. They now control the overwhelming majority of the Democrat party.

Sidebar: when you hear them say “Democratic” party instead of “Democrat” party, there is a reason…they consider themselves “Democratic Socialists”. Also, it’s a giveaway when they say that our country is a “Democracy”. It’s not. We live in a Constitutional Republic, not a Democracy. But they “Hope” to “Change” that with this election and replace our constitution with this constitution.

There are exceptions to this rule but they are few and far between…people like Zell Miller and Joe Lieberman. And the rest of the Democratic Socialists despise them.

What’s sad is that the “Democratic Socialists” have also made inroads into the Republican party. If you have eyes to see, it’s not difficult to see that “Maverick” is one of them. Read and understand the Marxist/Communist/Socialist’s game plan (The Road to Socialism USA), and then look at what McCain has done and said as a Senator. Amnesty for millions of low-paid workers is part of their game plan.

In my opinion, any elected official who cares about our national security should have started advocating stronger border security on September 12, 2001. Any elected official who opposed stronger border security, who pushes for open borders and amnesty rather than for secure borders and respect for the rule of law, doesn’t deserve my trust.

This ad is not like other campaign ads. It’s not about rallying an already defined group to vote for you. Nor is it an argumentative ad designed to directly convince you of a position.

It’s supposed to make people think- particularly about war, what war is, and hopefully recall to people’s minds the old patriotism that sustains us when involved in a difficult war.

McCain is going to try and convince the American people to fully support the war in Iraq. This is probably a decent opening for such a tactic.

I’m not sure how John McCain’s sperm lasted from 1973 to 1991 or 2, and crossed international borders to impregnate somebody, but if so, he’s a real studmuffin.

Well I dunno, Benidict Arnold’s sperm lasted long enough to sire John Kerry.

I posted extensive refutations of that other crap you said about McCain previously Red Pill. That you choose to still believe it and proudly post it shows you to be a real lunatic, or a very nasty person.

funky chicken on April 3, 2008 at 2:01 PM

You don’t remember that quote of Millelle Malkin’s about that kind of response do you?

I’m not sure how John McCain’s sperm lasted from 1973 to 1991 or 2, and crossed international borders to impregnate somebody, but if so, he’s a real studmuffin.

I posted extensive refutations of that other crap you said about McCain previously Red Pill. That you choose to still believe it and proudly post it shows you to be a real lunatic, or a very nasty person.

The stated out with a slam, “fifth from the bottom”, not wanting to know, or admit, that the fifth from the bottom of any military academy means probably fifth from the top of any other university.

right2bright on April 3, 2008 at 10:16 AM

Not at all.

If you can’t follow, you can’t lead.

MB4 on April 3, 2008 at 1:46 PM

True.

I relied on him to keep us safe from the illegal immigrant invasion. He failed and let me down big time. So don’t give me that BS.

saiga on April 3, 2008 at 10:06 AM

Amen to that!

I wanted the lords of the first and second class to know my compliance was grudging and in no way implied respect for them.

I wonder if when McVain was second or first class he expected the lower class to treat him without any respect.

Old Army saying, “If you can’t follow, you can’t lead.

McCain’s handlers are smart to emphasize McCain’s service record to the exclusion of any substantive discussion of the issues, but after the eighth or ninth ad emphasizing his military service, I wonder if I’m watching the 2004 DNC Convention: “John McCain, reporting for duty.”

Angry Dumbo on April 3, 2008 at 1:34 PM

If military record is the be-all-and-end-all, let the Republican convention nominate Tommy Franks, even though he didn’t graduate from any elite military academy.

Good article about McCain and his 7 children:
funky chicken on April 3, 2008 at 12:00 PM

That article includes the following quote:

McCain’s adopted daughter, Bridget, 16, who became a target of dirty campaigning in the 2000 presidential race, when she was portrayed as the child of an illicit union.

That’s the first I had ever heard of that, but there’s an easy way to find out if that story was “dirty campaigning” or the truth…was a paternity test ever done?

A very good friend of mine is a Vietnam Veteran who has donated large amounts of his money and time to the POW-MIA effort ever since he returned from Vietnam. He says that John Kerry and John McCain, who chaired the Senate Select Committee on POW/MIA Affairs, were adversarial to the veterans and families of POWs. He also claims that McCain fathered two children with a Vietnamese nurse while McCain was a POW. I do not have any proof to offer you, but if that claim is true then it could very well also be true that Bridget is McCain’s biological daughter. That would be easy to either confirm or repudiate with a paternity test, but I doubt McCain would allow that. He also doesn’t allow reporters to talk to Bridget.

I respect the service of all military personnel.

I also think it is the responsibility of “We the People” to vet anyone who wants to be their commander-in-chief. The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. encouraged us to judge people by the content of their character. That is what I am doing, and I personally find the character of all three current Presidential candidates (McCain, Clinton, Obama) to be sorely lacking. We all seem to agree that Clinton and Obama have been caught in some pretty big and fairly frequent lies. What if McCain isn’t any better and is just as much of a liar and a Socialist as they are?

It appears that McCain began his affair with Cindy before he divorced his first wife.

McCain flew alone with Vicki Iseman on Paxon’s jet.

McCain has a long history of being rebellious…from his childhood to present day. His quote regarding his acamedy days:

I wanted the lords of the first and second class to know my compliance was grudging and in no way implied respect for them.

could easily apply to his Senate record:

I wanted the lords of the first and second class Republican Party to know my compliance was grudging and in no way implied respect for them.

Then, snap! I was back at the wheel, and it was still 2008. Heaven protects day-dreaming pundits. Headlights showed my garage door going up. My party might still avert self-destruction.
John Andrews (andrewsjk@aol.com) is a fellow with the Claremont Institute and a past president of the Colorado Senate. He hosts “Backbone Radio” on Sundays at 5 p.m. on 710-KNUS. His column appears twice a month.

http://www.denverpost.com/opinion/ci_8267269

funky chicken on April 3, 2008 at 10:43 AM

Funky, the problem with McCain is he doesn’t give us much beyond his military record. It gets my attention, but without more it doesn’t close the deal. The parade of horribles you post from John Andrews is not only unoriginal but ineffective (“DeGette’s embryonic stem-cell bill” er, a, McCain supports embryonic stem cell research). Conservatives aren’t closing ranks around McCain. I respect McCain’s service (as conservatives respect John Kerry’s service), but I don’t like John McCain, the man, and I detest his unprincipled opportunism as a politician.

McCain’s handlers are smart to emphasize McCain’s service record to the exclusion of any substantive discussion of the issues, but after the eighth or ninth ad emphasizing his military service, I wonder if I’m watching the 2004 DNC Convention: “John McCain, reporting for duty.”

I say that the attacks of September 11th, 2001 created an untold more number of American soldiers; I go to school with 4,000 of them. And that’s worth more than missing a few frat parties.

Joseph R. Tomczak Cadet, Fourth Class United States Air Force Academy
funky chicken on April 3, 2008 at 12:53 PM

Huh?

So soldiers are now going to the Air Force Academy?

Stange.

Does Mccain even have a youtube account?

ObamaX speeches and ads are up on youtube immediately.