A great Indiana-centric TV spot has hit the streets, and the message is clear: John McCain isn't ready to let go of the rose-colored economic talking points that over the last eight years have sent our nation down the path of financial ruin.
The reaction from Republicans is, as usual, laughable.
Indiana GOP spokesman Jay Kenworthy said Obama "has abandoned his pledge to be above politics as usual."
"Opening offices in Indiana and running ads here didn't move his numbers an inch, so he's going negative," Kenworthy said. "Now Hoosiers should brace for three months of negativity you can believe in."
Now, I like Jay, and think he probably has one of the worst jobs in politics right now. Would any of you want to be the go-to apologist for John McCain's atrociously bad election effort in our state? I didn't think so.
That being said, there is a key difference between articulating (read: revealing) the ridiculously out-of-touch views of John McCain and, say, putting up some nonsensical advertisement with Ms. Spears and Paris Hilton featured prominently.
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