Oops, McCain did it again
By Rob Tornoe
After watching McCain's new ad mocking Barack Obama as a self-important celebrity along the likes of Britney Spears and Paris Hilton, I was inspired by the last time Britney got involved with a politician in a commercial, back when the media was still in love with the straight-talk express.
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..and Gov. Chris Gregoire is caught in the crossfire.
Bill O'Reilly, Dec 2:
Keith Olbermann, Dec 3: >
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