Obama Tries to Censor Ad Linking Him to Ayers

Obama Tries to Censor Ad Linking Him to Ayers
By Audacity Watch

Perhaps desperate because of sinking poll performance, Barack Obama and his campaign have made an all-out effort to silence the latest ad from the American Issues Project, a conservative non-profit group. The Associated Press is reporting that not only is the Obama campaign trying to get TV stations to pull the spot, but they have sent two letters to the Justice Department seeking to have the American Issues Project investigated. Having little success censoring the ad, the Obama folks have released a response ad that does not refute any of the original ad’s claims, according to the AIP:

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Toga! Toga!! Toga!!!
By Power Line

We've written about Barack Obama's Greek Temple here and here. Now, the McCain campaign has joined in the ridicule:

Today, workers at Invesco Field are putting the final touches on the newest wonder of the modern political world -- The Temple of Obama ("The Barackopolis"). It is upon this pulpit that Barack Obama will tomorrow night address thousands of screaming, adoring fans.

There may be some confusion among the press about the venue and appropriate dress code for Barack Obama's big speech. To help out, we wanted to provide the following tips on appropriate attire. The toga may have gone out of style centuries ago, but after Obama's temple speech tomorrow night, they're sure to be flying off the racks.

Obama's unbounded ego, combined with his nearly non-existent achievements, may finally have led him over the cliff. That's what Charles Krauthammer wonders: "Has he lost his mind?"

The Berlin folly -- in English.

The Superbowl Halftime Show -- without the game.

What's the finish? Maybe Obama’s got Zhang Yimou to do the hidden-rope trick, and have him lifted, Beijing-style, to the heavens when he’s done. Will he reappear three days later at the Bird’s Nest?

Or maybe he'll just do a Napoleon and coronate himself. By the time Napoleon made himself emperor, he had won the Battles of Lodi, of Arcole, of Rivoli, of the Pyramids and of Marengo. And had promugulated the Napoleonic Code. He had yet to write a single autobiography.

But of course, he was only Napoleon.

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