Am I the only one who laughed out loud a little bit when they read this?
Republican Sen. John McCain will make his first Indiana campaign stop in more than four months -- a rally at the Indianapolis airport Monday afternoon, the day before voters choose the nation's next president.
So the Republican presidential campaign is reacting to the criticism that John McCain views Indiana as nothing more than a flyover state by ...wait for it... having a hastily concocted rally at the airport.
It's poetry, I swear.
Barack Obama has made 40-odd trips to the state. He's sat in people's homes, he's talked to thousands upon thousands in rallies north and south, far and wide. Time and time again, he's taken the time to actually listen to Hoosiers.
John McCain has made a only a few short stops, and they usually involved a high-dollar, closed-door fundraiser. Now, he's bringing his message of desperation and fear to the Hoosier State at the last minute, and I can't think of anything more fitting than the "Keep the plane running" motif we'll see on Monday.
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