October 31, 2008
Posted: October 31st, 2008 04:47 PM ET

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Sen. McCain releases two new ads in his final push to win the White House.
Sen. McCain releases two new ads in his final push to win the White House.

(CNN)–With only four days before election day, Sen. John McCain is ending the battle of the airwaves with a pair of 30-second spots.

"Obama Praising McCain" echoes a Web ad released a month ago: “Praising McCain." That spot spot shows prominent Democrats commending the Arizona senator for his stances on public policy and his leadership abilities within Congress. "Even Obama has Praise for the Maverick," read the screen.

In the new 30-second spot, an announcer begins “The truth on global warming”: the only other speaker in the ad is Obama himself. "The Lieberman-McCain bill establishes limits for greenhouse gas emissions. It's a framework that's not only good for the environment, it's also good for business," says Obama. "I want to thank Senator Lieberman, as well as Senator McCain, for the outstanding leadership that they've shown.”

The second spot, “Freedom,” brings the focus back to McCain’s biography. “I've served my country since I was 17 years old, and spent five years longing for her shores,” says McCain, evoking his time as a prisoner of war in Vietnam.

“I came home dedicated to a cause greater than my own. We can grow our economy. We will cut government waste,” he says, adding — in an apparent subtle swipe at Barack Obama - “Don't hope for a stronger America. Vote for one. Join me.”

The campaign said the ad will air in key states. On a Friday conference call, campaign manager Rick Davis said he expected McCain to out-spend Obama on the air in the race’s closing days.


Filed under: Barack Obama • John McCain


Brendan H., San Antonio, TX   November 1st, 2008 11:07 am ET

Can anybody explain how you can graduate 894/899 and get your first choice of station upon "graduating" from the Academy, other than the fact your pappy is very highly ranked in the Navy?!

BM   November 1st, 2008 7:45 am ET

Why would you want an endorsement from someone you referred to as terrosit, a socialist, a communist, or someone not ready ti lead McCain? Just goes to show that you have lost your bearings, for real,real!
You have just shown the world that Senator Obama is a real Christian man. He turns the other cheek! You are a real Jack!!!!!

Joe N.Y.   November 1st, 2008 7:04 am ET

Does anyone know where I can find a WASHED UP MAVRICK?

Joe N.Y.   November 1st, 2008 7:00 am ET

Does anyone where I can find a WASHED UP MAVRICK?

Paul New man   November 1st, 2008 4:36 am ET

sadly, negative campaigning works. The proof is simple: in the current economic and political environment and while simultaneously struggling with two badly managed wars, the incumbent party should be way behind in the polls.

Add to that the quality of the Democratic ticket and the weakness of the GOP ticket and this should be a landslide. But it won't be...

Beverly   October 31st, 2008 11:01 pm ET

I cannot vote for a 72-year old man for President of this great country.

Please voters think – vote the smart, intelligent, well respected man to represent us.

Obama/Biden08

Ons   October 31st, 2008 10:00 pm ET

Obama’s praise for John McCain shows how different is Obama’s politics that you can find something positive in your opponent rather than tearing them down, you can praise them about, so I really get astounded that McCain can try to use that against Obama. So that tells you that the time for Karl Rove style of politics are coming to an end were you tear down your opponent, No surprise Arizona is going Blue, because Americans are eager for change, change with the way we do business in Washington from lobbyist to special interests, change our health care system, change our failed policies. Obama has shown me one thing politics is not a bout smearing your opponent, and dirty politics. He said one thing “ I will be a president who listens to you” woo oh when was the last day you had a candidate say that, that was awesome, maybe for longtime we will have someone who listens to the hard working Americans someone who won’t let special interests and Lobbyist run Washington,
Obama and Joe

witch   October 31st, 2008 9:45 pm ET

Olivia Why do you think McCain and Palin are so great? He was a skirt chaser he left his first wife for money and a younger woman,he has a terrible temper. Palin abused her power and parades her children on stage when they should be in school. She has a very little knowledge of the way of the world.

KD   October 31st, 2008 9:36 pm ET

Doesn't McBush realize he just proved that Obama is a great guy that is willing to reach across the aisle and complement someone of the other party. So sad. Same with his talk about taxes, after doing some checking on factcheck.org, McSame's comments are false. But hey, all you repugs are free to give any tax break you get from Obama back to the feds.

A Canuck   October 31st, 2008 9:33 pm ET

Senator Obama ran a brilliant campaign and made a smart choice for VP...... which shows he has intelligence and good sense..... and he also has youth and decency on his side. He will be an amazing President and Americans will be redeemed in the eyes of the world.

Keoni-Luka McFadden   October 31st, 2008 9:33 pm ET

People should take a hard look at this year election and find out 1 fact about these 2 potential president to be. If you take a hard look at their respected gatherings during their push to be president, you would find 1 fundalmental (LOL) difference between them that I think people should really take a look at. If you look at the DIVERSITY in Obama's gatherings, then you would see that this man can bring the people together better than McCain can. It doesn't take a genius to see that when you look at McCain gatherings, it does not show unity. When I look at his followers I do not see a Diverse crowd when I look at them. At Obama rallies you see alot of different ethnic backgrounds in the crowd... Just take a look at it. America is the most Diverse Country in The World!!!!!!!! There is no other place that have so many ethnics. I believe that the only reason we are the Most POWERFUL Nation in The World is because of the people who live here in America. No I'm not talking about White, Black, Indian, or Spanish. I'm talking all Ethnics including Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Italian, Irish, etc. WE ALL HELP AMERICA BE WHAT IT IS TODAY. GOD BLESS AMERICA. GO OBAMA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Amy   October 31st, 2008 9:33 pm ET

I would rather have a president (Obama) who sets high goals for us than one who is willing to settle. I'd rather have a president (Obama) who recruits the best and the brightest to advise him. We already have an example of who McCain would tap (Palin). I trust Obama and Biden. I do NOT trust McCain, and I certainly don't trust Palin!

On a side note: where are Sarah Palin's medical records she promised she would release???

Jdub65   October 31st, 2008 9:33 pm ET

Hey Everybody!!! We have had the worse 4 yrs you and I can remember!!! Its hard for you to change I know. But change is good!!! Lets build a better tomorrow and to fix our past.

Obama/Biden 08

My money will be gone   October 31st, 2008 9:32 pm ET

As stated by a good friend.

"Obama raises taxes on the rich – how do they make up for it? The eliminate jobs.
Obama raises minimum wage – the result? Small businesses eliminate jobs.
Clinton endorses Obama. And the man is a former impeached President.

I'm so inspired by Obama.

At least he's going to benefit from President Bush's willingness to surge in Iraq. Had he not, Obama wouldn't have been able to set a time table (which is how long, exactly, Mr. Obama???).

KLEE   October 31st, 2008 9:32 pm ET

I borrowed this from PHYLON DUBE on my quest to build bridges to hope and positive energy taking down the bridge to nowhere:

PHYLON DUBE October 31st, 2008 4:55 pm ET

Who by now, would REALLY not have seen that race plays a significant part in this.Otherwise Obama would be 70:30 V MCAIN.There guys out there like PUMA-remember them?.Credit to those white brothers and sisters (and others of course,like LATINOS) who stand shoulder to shoulder with LOVE, IMPARTIALITY and RESPECT and say ' WE ARE ONE' or SIMUNYE in ZULU. Lest there some doubters, YES he is a jolly goodfella and yes you can fight that Gremlin called SUBCONCIOUS RACISM and share history with everyone. Because we are making it in November.

Forget PALIN MCAIN.

BARACK OBAMA is BLACK meets WHITE;he is JAPAN(Obama) meets AMERICA; he is A f RICA meets A me RICA; he is HEBREW(Barack=blessing) meets ARAB (Hussein) meets Africa(Obama) ;he is YOUNG meets AGED!!!!!! HE IS THE IDEAL; ANYONE EXCLUDED ???? Please say so.

Brian   October 31st, 2008 9:29 pm ET

The maverick has had 26 years to make change and it hasn't happened. Eight years ago, he couldn't even beat out that one in the white house. You say Obama has no executive experience? He ran his Presidential campaign and ran circles around McCain. Vote for whomever you want, but if you want four more years of lies and deception, knock yourself out, you reap what you sow.
-O08-

Independent white female patriotic voter   October 31st, 2008 9:27 pm ET

As we hope we vote!
Obama/Biden

CanIcallyouJoe   October 31st, 2008 9:26 pm ET

McCain is not the right man for the job.
He never has been and never will be.

He's angry because he's an over-privileged spoiled rich brat who's not getting his way. Does his shrewish "sex in the city" wife not tell you enough about the man?

Missourian for Obama/Biden '08.

graciousness   October 31st, 2008 9:23 pm ET

this only shows how gracious Obama is. thank you Lord for sending a candidate with such integrity.

Obama/Biden – '08-'12

Trollmaster   October 31st, 2008 9:23 pm ET

McCain's closing ads attacking Obama and saying nothing on what he's going to do for America. It says alot about his campaign and why we shouldn't vote for someone who has no answers to America's problems.

barry j   October 31st, 2008 9:23 pm ET

McCain has run so many negative ads he thinks that anything positive Obama says about him is a sign of weakness. Someone should tell the old man that he is getting a compliment and should accept it. Obama is showing what "reaching across the aisle" is really about.....

EqualBranchesofGovernment   October 31st, 2008 9:22 pm ET

If Senator McCain loses the election he has no one to blame except himself........he has stuck to the same "Karl Rove" style politics which is 4 YEARS too old and has not put forth any plan or solutions.....except to stay in Iraq.

I was leaning to voting for him until he chose Sarah Palin as his running mate......I can't now!

Kina, A Veteran in NYC   October 31st, 2008 9:21 pm ET

hahaha...Sen. McCain felt like he had to play the POW card, huh!!!...i wonder what's up next the republican campaign...BTW, what's so wrong with Sen. Obama praising Sen. McCain?...mind u, folks, he also praised Sen. Lieberman...but that doesn't matter, right?...hahaha...Sen. McCain is a very very sad man...ppl, pls go out and vote...

Obama/Biden 08

Kina.

Voted for OBAMA on Tuesday in Louisiana   October 31st, 2008 9:20 pm ET

Are you kidding me? Obama HAS served this country – he may not have fought in any war but he has worked with many community and educational serviced orgs. He' actually intelligent with great ideas. He may not have "scars" to prove that but his record does. Obama is the better choice. Sorry John.

usualone   October 31st, 2008 9:18 pm ET

Do people really believe Mr. McCain when he talks that Mr. Obama is measuring the curtains, etc.? When he actually speaks "live", it is even worse than his ads. It is so sad if Americans believe his speeches that contain such ridiculous comments. If he had integrity, it is gone now.

Richard A. Spomer   October 31st, 2008 9:18 pm ET

See how great McCain/Palin are as a team compared to Obama on realizing he is more African from Kenya than an American so he may be ready to go back to Kenya, Africa to live!
Obama/Biden a couple of jack off monkeys not real bright!

McCain/Palin 2008!

McCain/Palin 2008!

McCain/Palin 2008!

Once upon a horse   October 31st, 2008 9:13 pm ET

you ever notice at an Obama rally if the crowds start to BOO John McCain that Obama quells them ands says there is no need for that? Yet at a Palin rally when the crowd not only BOOS but says some rather ugly things about Obama she just stands there and grins and soaks it up? That my friends is the difference between being in control and humble and willing to praise your opponent to just allowing the crowd to control you.

facts are facts   October 31st, 2008 9:12 pm ET

This pretty much sums up the McCain campaign. This ad does a lot more for Obama's image than McCain's image as it shows a man of stature with the skills necessary to work in a bipartisan manner and give credit to all who act on behalf of America.

On the flip side you won't be able to see Obama saying what a good job you did fighting to deregulate the banking industry or vote to start an illegal war etc. etc.

Your entire campaign has been so irratic it has been bordering on insanity and now you are building up your opposition without realizing what you are doing.

catmom   October 31st, 2008 9:07 pm ET

Olivia, Sarah Palin has refused to answer in depth questions about her experience and policies. The McCain campaign has kept her from being questioned by anyone who they thought would ask her anything of substance. When her interviews went bad they blamed the media. She did however come out attacking Obama and has been very divisive and partisan.
Unlike McCain, Obama and Biden, she has not been vetted. McCain picked a virtual unknown to be his running mate and then won't allow her to talk. He expected the American people to accept her just because she was a woman and not for any other reason. We saw through that, especially Hillary supporters.
As far as being treated badly, perhaps you have not watched FOX news network or Sean Hannity or listened to Rush Limbaugh and other Right wing talking heads. They have attacked and continue to attack both Obama and his wife unmercifully. But I guess that's okay. Sarah Palin has not been attacked or treated any different than Obama has during the past 20 months. I believe she herself said of Hillary Clinton that she shouldn't whine about the treatment she was receiving on the campaign trail.

Gerry in Va. for Obama.   October 31st, 2008 9:05 pm ET

I went to see Senator Obama last Tuesday in Norfolk Va. WOW !!! How exciting that was.. We got there early enough to get right in front of him, not ten feet away.... What was so interesting, when people started booing the mere mention of John McCains name, Senator Obama stopped them... He said "don't boo ......JUST VOTE... " When he was finished he came around and shook hands with many of us standing in the front and took books (and my Obama hat) with him to sign. My Obama hat will go to my great grand son who is one year old and hopefully will understand the history behind it when he is old enough.

Jud65   October 31st, 2008 9:01 pm ET

Question to the Republicans on the floor? Why haven't you talked more about education for those who can't afford it. What made this country great was the power of Knowledge. You so worried about if a black man is going to be president. Are you feeling inferior????

Obama/Biden 08

Former PUMA   October 31st, 2008 9:00 pm ET

I don't think anyone doubts McCains ability to be president. the problem is his negative campaign, his choice of a moron as a running mate, and his inability to address issues. I used to have a lot of respect for John. I lost that respect throughout this campaign. Palin is one of the worst, if not the worst vp candidate in history. She parades her kids everywhere she goes, don't they go to school? I haven't seen nearly as much of Obamas kids, and he is on the top of the ticket. The repub campaign has been nothing but negativity. I haven't heard too many substantive arguments from McCain, just Obama bashing. Joe the plumber is a pathetic attempt at symbolism. Who really cares what this guy thinks? Who really cares about joe the plumbers opinion on Obama and Israel?

Dave from Menifee   October 31st, 2008 8:59 pm ET

That just shows that Obama did work across the party lines. Thank John.

Andrea   October 31st, 2008 8:58 pm ET

So,its OK to have Obama praise you?I thought you said "he pals around with terrorists and he is a Socialist.Do you realize that by showing Obama praise you,you in fact praise Obama and that this makes him look good.

Gerry in Va. for Obama.   October 31st, 2008 8:58 pm ET

AND SO WHATS NEW??? I'M SO GLAD THIS IS ALMOST OVER AND WE CAN CALL SENATOR OBAMA THE PRESIDENT OF "OUR" UNITED STATES COME WEDNESDAY MORNING. IT'LL BE LIKE COMING BACK AFTER SO MANY YEARS OF BEING LOCKED OUT OF OUR HOME...

VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE TUESDAY OR BEFORE...

Republican that voted for Obama/Biden TEXAS   October 31st, 2008 8:55 pm ET

McCain said Joe, "the plumber" is his role model. McCain said he is going to take Joe, "the plumber" to the Whitehouse with him.

Thanks but no thanks.

I voted on October 20th for Obama and Joe, "the Biden"

Texas Teacher   October 31st, 2008 8:55 pm ET

Hoople... you Bozo! The circus is coming to town... and McSame and McBarbie are leading the parade.... and all the Bozos like you are following behind ready to vote for the Richest 5% of this country! You don't have enough sense to realize that this Republican Camp could care less about you.... all they want is your VOTE! Then they will continue to do what they started.... take over this country completely and make us a dictatorship. Bush almost did it with McSame riding shotgun for him!

Unless you are rich, you are stupid to vote for McSame and McBarbie.... uhoh.... dang! You did it again.... Cindy, get out of here, Girl... we are onto you!!! For shame!!!

Texas Teacher   October 31st, 2008 8:50 pm ET

Olivia, you have been living in a cave is my guess! How in the world can you believe that McCain or Bush or any of their cronies care one whit about you? All they care about is the wealthiest people in this country... that 5% we are NOT! Unless maybe you ARE?

WAIT a minute!!! CINDY... is THAT YOU AGAIN!!!.... SHame on you, girl... for shame on you.... !!!!

Pat   October 31st, 2008 8:46 pm ET

Call it like it is, Senator McCain! The American people are NOT stupid - and they will NOT vote for Obama because of:

1. Jeremiah Wright
2. Michelle Obama

McCain / Palin - COUNTRY FIRST!

Obama - Obama first (thanks, but no thanks)!

John   October 31st, 2008 8:42 pm ET

John McCain has totally lost any honor he had left with his outrageous lies and distortions.

Too bad John McCain will be remembered as a cranky old man who would give up his life of honor for a shot at power.

I won't even comment on his running mate.

FactCheck   October 31st, 2008 8:36 pm ET

So one candidate has the fortitude to give credit where it's due and to reach across the aisle, and the other one mocks him for it?? This ad says much more about McCain than it says about Obama.

mms   October 31st, 2008 8:34 pm ET

well mccain why would you want people to know Obama endorses you for anything didn't you say he had poor judgement ,not enough experience.isn't an endorsement from him worthless?again your campaign doesn't know what the hell their doing,now your telling people if Obama said it ,it must be a good thing ,you guys are idiots.

jojodancer1119   October 31st, 2008 8:34 pm ET

McCain should have said he came home with a point to find another wife and dump the one that waited the 5 years for him. What a fake!!!

nelson   October 31st, 2008 8:30 pm ET

heard the same crap from him so many times I am (tuned off)

Obama/Biden/Clinton 08

AD   October 31st, 2008 8:25 pm ET

Now THAT's funny... "just plain common sense and caring for country and people." About McCain?? You jest. Crawl back under your rock.

Let McNasty spend as much as he likes in the next few days. It matters not.

Lost in Texas FOREVER   October 31st, 2008 8:23 pm ET

No Hillary=No Obama = a poor lonely soul in denial spewing dislike in a way that I'm sure Senator Clinton herself would be ashamed of. Anyone that claims to have backed Hillary Clinton and now supports the McCain?Palin ticket after the way the far right and GOP have and still do treat the Clintons really should not call themselves a Clinton backer. And John McCain was and still is a fine man, just lead by the wrong campaign.

IF, Portugal   October 31st, 2008 8:22 pm ET

Gosh... Republicans have sunk so low that they are attacking their opponent for not biting them? Very weird people, these republicans. I'd say people would welcome some civility in a campaign. But apparently the order from the McCain camp is attack, attack, attack. Mindlessly, if need be.

Jeff   October 31st, 2008 8:20 pm ET

What a waste of money for your donors McShame. Obama has been the better gentleman candidate by offering praise for you many times during the campaign. However, you can not bring yourself to acknowledge Obama's good work and character...or even look him in the eye in the first debate. Instead your campaign has painted him as the devil incarnate...for this you are McShame and Obama WILL BE OUR NEXT PRESIDENT !!! Please take your anger and lies back to one of your eight homes...if you can remember where they are. And Plain go back to shooting caribou from helicopters.

WHITE MALE HOCKEY DAD OBAMA/ BIDEN '08 !!! GO VOTE !!!

Sally   October 31st, 2008 8:19 pm ET

McCain's "Freedom" ad is a great ad. If only he had run his campaign that way, instead of listening to the tone-deaf partisan hacks who've run his campaign into the ground.

jamie,hattiesburg,ms   October 31st, 2008 8:10 pm ET

You know, I go to bed every night with my tv on cnn and I've been waking up every morning for the past 2 weeks with McCain at a rally saying the same thing he said the day before.I swear his campaign is excactly like the Bill Murray movie "GoundHog Day" only this one is not funny.He is the most annoying person on earth.Nov 4th can't get here fast enough.

McCain is a LIAR   October 31st, 2008 8:06 pm ET

Another lapse in judgment for McCain – dragging around "Joe the Fraud" as your HERO?? OH please! Joe, or whatever his real name is, is a complete liar and fraud and you are taking him on your farewell tour with you?
Oh that's right – you are a liar and fraud too – so you two go well together!

I have been listening to the McCain-Palin disgusting lies for months now and "I have the scars to prove it"

Please shut up and take your moron with you.

Thank God for Obama!

Jarebear   October 31st, 2008 8:06 pm ET

Wouldn't an ad featuring Obama praising McCain for a bill just cement Obama's general campaign strategy of trying to be a bi-partisan guy? Somehow, I think that may backfire on McCain.

TXLawStudent4Obama   October 31st, 2008 8:03 pm ET

Okay, so the ad shows that Sen. Obama is gracious and shows bi-partianship, but the McLame campaign thinks that's a negative...these people are sad.

Then I am so tired of him using his POW status to get away with any and everything and thinking it gives you some entitlement to be President. This man and his wacko vp need to ride off into the sunset with Joe the non plumber .

So glad I voted early for the only smart choice: Obama/Biden

Peter of Oregon   October 31st, 2008 8:01 pm ET

McCain's milked being a POW more than any other person in recorded history. Now he's also milking Sam the non-licensed plumber who's not in a financial position to buy a $100,000 business that would receive a tax cut under Obama.

Karen   October 31st, 2008 8:01 pm ET

I has been said that the way a campaign is run in the final months is an insight into how the new President will govern. We have two excellent examples: 1.) Well planned and execuited, calm in a crisis, displays good judgement. 2.) Faltering, disorganized, in-fighting, snap decisions. Will you choose #1 or #2? What trumps? Experience or judgement?

Obama Now More Than Ever   October 31st, 2008 8:00 pm ET

McCain is still a drama queen....you are NOT my friend – I do not care that you were a POW, so were a lot of other men and they are not using it for their ego, and it does not make you fit for President – You are a LIAR and will continue to be LIAR right through your loss on Nov 4th. I can't wait for you and Palin to shut up and go away. I am sick to death of all the nasty negative junk from your campaign. You are a disgrace!

Chris, Middletown, CT   October 31st, 2008 7:58 pm ET

Name one well run goverment program (can't?...me either) – and you want the goverment to run healthcare? me either McCain 2008...time to read both sides of this (wonder if CNN will print this).

Te   October 31st, 2008 7:58 pm ET

Mrs. Palin calling from her cell phone insisted that the signs in the suns, the moons, and the stars should be imminent.

Hopefully, McCain,73, will retire now.

TheTruthHurts   October 31st, 2008 7:57 pm ET

#1 VOTE VOTE VOTE
#2 GET YOUR FRIENDS, FAMILY, COLLEAGUES TO VOTE
#3 BE GRACIOUS TO THE LOSERS
#4 PAAAAAARRRRRRRRRTTAY!!!

MIKE FROM CALGARY   October 31st, 2008 7:52 pm ET

The first ad with Obama praising others on shows that Obama is magnaminous, that he is the one who reaches across aisles, who bridges divides to get results. He is a not a small petty bitter man like the other experienced candidate.

Second ad shows that McCain is a good soldier, not a leader!

Senators Obama and McCain are both proud Americans.

tennisguypitt   October 31st, 2008 7:50 pm ET

What's wrong with praising your opponent? I've always considered that good sportsmanship.

Frustrated Conservative   October 31st, 2008 7:49 pm ET

Actually Palin has gotten a soft treatment. No one on the big stage has given her what she deserves. She is most embarrasing choice of a VP I have seen in my 49 years. The rest of the world is laughing at us for that choice.

Obama is the best and only choice for America!

THE MCCAIN SHOW?   October 31st, 2008 7:48 pm ET

Olivia, you're kidding, right?
McCain is out of touch, grumpy and erratic. He's like Captain Ahab, only the boat is rudderless. His Vietnam "experience" doesn't make him ready to e president, it is clouding his judgement in my view. (His years in the Seante have been mixed at best.) Sarah Palin should never have gotten into this race if she wasn't ready to be criticized, especially if she is as tough as you think.
Obama has shown leadership and vision. He has inspired millions and I agree with much of his politics. Biden is a solid choice as VP. He is a true man of the people, a credit to his country, an experienced and credible public servant, fully aware of his responsibilities, without a bloated sense of ego or entitlement (as in John's case).
I will just have to to disagree with you on this. May the best team win.

Matt   October 31st, 2008 7:48 pm ET

Only pro Obama comments allowed on CNN blogs it seems. I guess the press learned today that you are either with Obama or against him. Thats why there is no mention of real reporters kicked off the plane for Essence and Ebony reporters on CNN. They want to keep their seats.

Supressing a free press that has an opposing view and only allowing the press that supports and goes along with you is the behavior all dictators display.

I hope the press remembers that this Obomination is their creation.

Geology   October 31st, 2008 7:46 pm ET

“Don’t hope for a stronger America. Vote for one. Join me.” – Did he mean to say "Vote for That One?"

Ben in Dallas   October 31st, 2008 7:45 pm ET

Olivia, What planet are you on.

It is the McCain Palin campaign the has it's national PR director on CNN trying to smear Obama.

It is the Mc/Palin campaign that has distorts the record both of McCain and Obama.

It is Palin who is the attach bull dog (with lipstick) who makes distorted and unsubstantiated claims in her campaign rhetoric.

Come on girl join us in the 21st century.

3 words : four more days   October 31st, 2008 7:44 pm ET

This reeks of desperation!!!!

BJ   October 31st, 2008 7:42 pm ET

I guess things will get even nastier until Monday. It's unbelievable how the McCain/Palin campaign is so nasty. I listened to the Obama/Wolf interview earlier, and still am so impressed with how Obama handled himself. I heard that the McCain camp is criticizing him because of how he answered some of the questions. Sen. McCain, do you know what being asked a hypothetical question means? Obviously you don't. It just seems to me that the McCain campaign thinks the American people are stupid.

Expat in Canada   October 31st, 2008 7:41 pm ET

Lets see here, the message: "Obama is willing to acknowledge the work of members of the other party, and America doesn't like that, so vote for a guy that acts like a total jerk to everyone else". Nice. All he's doing is making me even more happy that my absentee ballot vote was for Obama

Joseph Adewole   October 31st, 2008 7:38 pm ET

When you want to kill a goat for Chrismas party, you first feed it very well with the best available grains, when it is happy and get a little bit fater, then you slaughter it.............rost it well and you will see how sweet it will be on rice.............................So no big deal in praising your rival; you are both fighting for ONE THING which is important to both of you...............This is the voice of wisdom.................God Bless America.

Bob   October 31st, 2008 7:38 pm ET

I am a white 54 year old male. Never in my life have I witnessed a campaign as dirty as this. McCain is a disgrace to the uniform that he uses for a campaign prop. As a fellow Vietnam Era Veteran, I never thought any vet could stoop lower than that bunch in 2004; but "Ace" McCain (he earned that nickname by crashing 3 planes besides the one he was shot down in.) has topped the swift-boaters. I respect his military service, but I detest the evil campaign this war-monger has run.

In contrast, Senator Obama has run an excellent campaign, showing that he is willing to negotiate with other countries rather than trying to impose our will on them. That is not a sign of weakness, it is a sign of leadership, something that this country has lacked for the past eight years. I remember crying when I found out that Bobby Kennedy had been murdered in 1968. I was 14 then, and no political leader since Bobby inspired me as Sen Obama has.

Let's hope for the sake of the world that enough Americans are smart enough not to repeat the mistake of 2004.

Go Obama/Biden!!!!

Catholic-mom-4-OBAMA   October 31st, 2008 7:36 pm ET

@ JUAN CARLOS:

Let's set the RECORD STRAIGHT okay? ARE YOU LISTENING?

MCCAIN AND.......KALIDI: IN 1998 when MCCAIN was chairman of the REPUBLICAN INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE, MCCAIN .......DONATED......... $450,000 .........TO..........KALIDI!!! GET THAT?!

SO........ LET'S SEE, GOP + KALIDI= $450,000 to help with Kalidi's Palestinian group!

HOW'S THAT FOR ...............FACTS? ( THEY ALSO DONATED TO KALIDI IN 1993, LOOK IT UP.......DUDE)

Sarah Palin the Alaskan Lobbyist   October 31st, 2008 7:35 pm ET

How pathetic. McCain is running with an Alaskan separatist, has 20 lobbyist running his campaign, being investigated for MURDER, lead klan rallies, fake suspended his campaign, recruits Joe the fake plumber, searched for Tito the builder, has Steroid head and womanizer Arnold to do his dirty work and he has the nerve to take a swipe at Obama?

This is one of the worst run campaigns in American history and I will not give him my vote to run the country as he ran his childest campaign.

Hard Working American for McCain   October 31st, 2008 7:35 pm ET

NObama! We don't need another terrorist in this Country. Obama is your worst enemy people. Open your eyes!

Glenn; Bakersville, NC.   October 31st, 2008 7:35 pm ET

Even when Sen. Obama reaches out to his competition, they attack. There is no sense of morality and fair play left in the Republican party, and that is why they are going to lose it all.

Joe Green   October 31st, 2008 7:34 pm ET

Obama is big enough to say nice things about McCain, because even your opponent is right some of the time.

THis ad, however, backfires, as it makes it clear that no matter what, McCain will not return the favor.

McCain has come across as a petulent child in this campaign. One temper tantrum after another.

Obama, meanwhile, never loses his cool. Grace under pressure? This is what we need!

Dawn   October 31st, 2008 7:30 pm ET

Look at your own Party Dems! Terrorist and haters and smearing Palin in the dirt! The reason is clear, you're scared and you should be if Obama gets in!

Olivia   October 31st, 2008 7:28 pm ET

McCain has the experience and judgement to be a great president.
No razzmatazz, no flute, no over the top behavior.....just plain common sense and caring for country and people.

Sarah Palin has been treated so badly, verbally abused....all in front of her children...that I am ashamed that this is happening to her. Yet.....she has taken it without complaint and is still standing. She is strong, tough, resiliant.......ironically, just what this country need in these trying times.
Forget the oration, the promises that we all know can't be met fully, from the others.

McCain/Palin

Roy   October 31st, 2008 7:26 pm ET

What a joke for John McCain to be on SNL. He and Sarah should be clowns for circus instead of running the government. We don't want these clowns in White House.

John McCain & Sarah Palin are not trustworthy just like President Bush & Vice President Cheney.

GIVE PEACE A CHANCE, VOTE A STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC TICKET!   October 31st, 2008 7:26 pm ET

Praising someone in the opposite is called "bi-partinsanship" and displays a very needed attribute in American government. Obviously, this is a concept completely foreign to the reptiles in the Reptilian party.

Only a petty, churlish, little old man would mock that attribute.

thomas   October 31st, 2008 7:26 pm ET

McCain deserves respect for remaining competitive in this election, what with the terrible economy, the miserable Bush legacy, his lousy campaign, his selection of Palin and his despicable character. His behavior during this election has dishonored his distinguished record as a patriot and as a senator. He once said he came to congress to change America, but congress changed him. His quest for power has once again steered him off course. John McCain forgot who he was serving.

Jesus Praising, Freedom Loving American Patriot   October 31st, 2008 7:15 pm ET

PALIN = BUSH IN A SKIRT (no pun or sexism intended)

"OBAMA is a decent man" - John McCain, Oct 2008

No Hillary = No Obama   October 31st, 2008 7:14 pm ET

Obama will redistribute your wealth; tax and spend your hard earned dollars; create more of a welfare state then we have already; stack his cabinet with cronies from Chicago's political underbelly; probably make William Ayers Secretary of Education and have no more need for the Clintons. He will hesitate on national security issues and return to his racist church – wait and see. McCain Upset!

suzyku   October 31st, 2008 7:13 pm ET

What would really be a surprise is if McCain didn't take a swipe at Obama! He and Palin are running a dirty, sleazy campaign to the end! It represents to me how unethical and sleazy they both are.

Hoople54   October 31st, 2008 6:45 pm ET

This just in from the Victoria Jackson Research Library...

Barack Hussein Obama is coming to your house! He will recalibrate your refrigerator's coolness setting so your ice cream goes all melty and your milk cartons freeze. He will leave the toilet seat up. He will demagnetize the strips on all your credit cards and screw up the recording schedule on your Tivo. If you have rid your children of head lice, he will reinfest them with barnacles. He will move your sleeping dog's tail underneath the rocking chair. He is relentless. He will mix Kool-aid into your fishtank. Barack Hussein Obama will drink all your beer and leave his smelly socks out on the coffee table when your friends are coming over. He will put a dead porcupine in your underwear drawer and hide your car keys when you are running late for work. He will call Little Caesar's and order extra large anchovy-and-limburger pizzas for delivery to you, then steal the tasty breadsticks for himself. He will brew a batch of methamphetamine in your bathtub, then leave a dozen eggs in your microwave on high power while he heads out on your riding lawnmower to chase down home schooled kids. Joe The Plumber!

S Lewis   October 31st, 2008 6:45 pm ET

Go McCain, I've already cast my vote...... You will be good for this country and we can go to sleep at night knowing that you love your country......... we do not want obama in the white house. never

JUAN C AR LOS   October 31st, 2008 6:42 pm ET

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RESKO,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,WRIGHT,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,AYERS,,,,,,,,,,,,KHALIDI,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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ABLE,,,,,,,,,,,,,TO,,,,,,,,,,,TRACK,,,,,,,,,,,,,DOWN,,,,,,,,,THESE,,,,,,,,,,FELONS

Cathy in Vermont   October 31st, 2008 6:42 pm ET

Your comment is awaiting moderation.
John, Suprise! October is over and so are you

Madison   October 31st, 2008 6:42 pm ET

Please watch the interview with Republican Cyber security expert (and McCain supporter) Stephen Spoonamore

THE MCCAIN SHOW?   October 31st, 2008 6:41 pm ET

I think his "experience" in Vietnam has given John a huge sense of entitlement. It has affected his ability to think logically. His credibility as a "maverick" has been fatefully damaged by his choice of Palin. Obama, by contrast, has shown intellectual ingenuity during htis campaign, an outstanding ability to unite and motivate millions of all people of all types. In choosing Biden he chose a wise statesman that would be a credible VP. These ads will not change that perception.

NC FOR OBAMA/BIDEN   October 31st, 2008 6:41 pm ET

BIG DEAL JOHN. CAN'T YOU COME UP WITH ANY BETTER BEFORE THE ELECTION?

hurriCAIN PALIN   October 31st, 2008 6:39 pm ET

JOHN MCCAIN & SARAH PALIN ARE SOCIALISTS!!!

John McCain SPREADS AMERICA'S WEALTH TO FLDS polygamists in Colorado City, Arizona who practice tyranny over women and children and receive 25-30 million a year in taxpayer dollars.
Watch the video:
http://www.bankingonheaven.com/
BANKING ON HEAVEN . COM

& Sarah Palin SPREADS AMERICA'S WEALTH by stealing profits of privately companies in Alaska and GIVING them to her unemployed constituents, this MY FRIENDS is called socialism. SARAH PALIN IS STATISTICALLY THE "MOST SOCIALIST GOVERNOR IN AMERICA".

Simmy   October 31st, 2008 6:33 pm ET

God please help the Republicans to learn from their horrible mistakes, and change their wicked ways in the future. They even have Libby Dole acting like a thug!
What a sad commentary on this party!

THE MCCAIN SHOW?   October 31st, 2008 6:33 pm ET

John McCain sold his soul to the Devil when he chose to break his promise to run a respectful campaign. I fail to see how this will change things. He is full of contradictions, his campaign is virtually rudderless and he has shown erratic leadership (at best) since the GOP hacks have begun to pull his strings. Presidency. I actually think it has affected his ability to think logically. Moreover, he chose Sarah Palin and Joe as his running mates. Need I say more? The ultimate bridge to nowhere. Going, going ..

OHIO FOR OBAMA   October 31st, 2008 6:32 pm ET

AS USUAL small mcsame is bashing Senator Obama instead of talking about the issues. No surprise there. he is so sad and such a BIG LIAR. oh and a sore loser.

me   October 31st, 2008 6:31 pm ET

The whole GOP runners are looking for Obama endorsement.
Ironically even their top ticket.

Tiff of lithia springs   October 31st, 2008 6:31 pm ET

Same Ol divisiveness!!!! YAWN

Vic   October 31st, 2008 6:28 pm ET

Registered Republican "voted" Obama/Biden 08

cjng   October 31st, 2008 6:27 pm ET

I feel like this commercial has just slapped me in the face. When it makes people who believe in Obamas message of hope seem stupid and willing to vote for strong America. I was hoping McCain would end this campaign with nothing but his argument, not this swipe at obama.

Desmond Sequeira   October 31st, 2008 6:15 pm ET

Only shows how fair OBAMA is and how generous of heart he is and will continue to be toward an individual who, by his and his FAILIN sidekick's sheer nastiness, has forfeited the right to be considered a civilized human being.

Dawn   October 31st, 2008 6:01 pm ET

and you sold your soul John McCain... You know you are grasping for straws, he does want alternative energy... You are a dirty politician and if you're in the White House how would you run that...I work with Democrats LOL...If you win... if there is a necessary Bill that any Deomcrat votes on, well you wil most definiatly veto it, why because it is the Democrats. You and Caribou Barbie, the abusing Power Govenor, I hate to see the what will happen in Washington... Oh yeah you will really shake up Washington...

Todd Palin will want to sit in on your security meetings and he will throw a fit when he couldn't... He wants to be the 2nd VP...Watch out DC the Palin's are coming to stay...

Be afraid, be very afraid...

Happy Halloween

Obama/Biden08/12

hometowndemocrat   October 31st, 2008 6:00 pm ET

Hey, did you know McCain was a prisoner of war? News to me, first I've heard of it in fact!

AAARRGGGGGG!!!!!!! So sick of this!

mume   October 31st, 2008 6:00 pm ET

bite me, that's for U mccain and all your followers Obama/Biden08

Denise Groves   October 31st, 2008 5:58 pm ET

Just like the other ads, this will not stick.

deb in Colo   October 31st, 2008 5:58 pm ET

So where are the fresh ideas now, John?

john for Obama   October 31st, 2008 5:57 pm ET

very weak to say the least. The GOP is in its death throws gasping for air. Its sad lol

OBAMA 08/12

Obama not a Closer   October 31st, 2008 5:57 pm ET

Don't hope for a stronger America. Vote for one. Join me.” What a great line.

McCain is getting some serious traction in the closing days.
Obama is already measuring the drapes and picking his cabinet while McCain is creeping up in the polls.

If another terrorist we do not know about yet surfaces from Obamas past, that may do it.

Fight Socialism on Nov 4th
Vote McCain

wakeupamerica   October 31st, 2008 5:56 pm ET

Sounds pretty lame. Just like McCain's campaign.

Obama/Biden '08

paul (reformed republican)   October 31st, 2008 5:56 pm ET

The "Praising McCain" ad says to me Obama is willing and capable of giving credit where credit is due. An excellent trait in an honest leader that he can praise an accomplishment no matter who brought it to the table and to fruition.

The other, "Freedom" – quite frankly I'm tired of him dragging the military service out of mothballs every couple of weeks. And am sick of the use of fear tactics.

John from western PA   October 31st, 2008 5:56 pm ET

reminds me of a cowboy who would shoot a man in the back, these tactics he is using!

Frank G   October 31st, 2008 5:55 pm ET

Military service starting 55 years ago should be recognized, but has little if anything to do with national leadership in today's complex world.
And even within the particular services and heroic sacrifices, someone rationally construct how being on alert as a jet fighter pilot on a Navy warship during the Cuban Missle Crisis and being a POW in Hanoi equates to national leadership qualifications; maybe military, but certainly not Presidential leadrership with the problems we face today as a nation, both domestically and internationally.
And why is he always telling us "I know how to fix it", yet never tells us how? Gee, if it's Country First, tell us already.

Independent for USA only   October 31st, 2008 5:55 pm ET

McCain thought that everybody in this great country owes him presidency. The fact is, republicans owe people in this nation too much! Everyone but Oil companies is upset with what they did in the past 8 years.

John from western PA   October 31st, 2008 5:55 pm ET

I have lost all respect for John McCain. I never had nor will have any respect for his Cute & Dumb sidekick. The man has gone far overboard using vast absolute lies in an attempt smear his competitor. I really find it offensive how he is trying scare tactics in an attempt to throw the vote. JOHN BE A MAN!!!!! not a coward as you are acting.

Vegas Barbie for Obama   October 31st, 2008 5:54 pm ET

WEAK! And will not work. Enjoy that last gasp, McPalin Campaign.

Enlightened Voter   October 31st, 2008 5:54 pm ET

Obama is an honorable man. mccain is incapable of giving compliments.

Beverly, NYC   October 31st, 2008 5:53 pm ET

It's a shame John Mccain could not keep one centimeter of dignity in this final week. Good luck reaching across the aisle, when you return to the senate McCain. Wonder which one Lieberman or McCain wrote the bill, bet McCain just jumped on to take credit where none was due.

I see the ad left out the declarations you signed against the US while you were longing for her shores. The only thing you came home dedicated to do was trade on the family name, leave your wife and children, marry someone 20 yrs younger, work for her daddy's company and use her wealth to further your ambitions. How's that for an ad!

joe   October 31st, 2008 5:53 pm ET

Let's make TOOT hoot on Tuesday

Bear down, and help get out the Vote for Obama

Wave a victory – peace sign out the car window
if you have a Obama bumpersticker or see
a car with one.

Help get the Vote for Obama

Kim   October 31st, 2008 5:53 pm ET

. McCain is always touting the fact that Obama hasn't been tested, but he has. Please, someone, tell me how. While his experience as a POW was certainly horrible, I don't think this is a sole qualifier for being tested.

Bob, San Francisco, CA   October 31st, 2008 5:52 pm ET

Sure, they can use Obama's courtesy and respect for his opponent to their advantage, but they can't even say one thing nice about Obama.

And can you conservatives come up with intelligent arguments against Obama instead of lies, propaganda, and ignorant fear mongering? I'd like to hear it.

hmm...   October 31st, 2008 5:52 pm ET

im thinking the whole praising mccain thing will have the reverse intended effect.... barack shows that despite having differences... he is willing to find common ground.. and give credit where it's due..

v.ananthan   October 31st, 2008 5:52 pm ET

OBAMA IS MAKING PLANS FOR 2009 WHEN HE HAS NOT DONE ANYTHING SIGNIFICANT SO FAR FOR THE PEOPLE OTHER THAN RUNNING A BRILLIANT CAMPAIGN WITH UNKNOWN/ UNTRACEABLE CONTRIBUTIONS……

I AM SORRY OBAMA I DON^T BUY THAT….

McCAIN / PALIN 08.

Listen Up...   October 31st, 2008 5:51 pm ET

This is stupid. Obama is gracious and praises many people. So WHAT!

Observer   October 31st, 2008 5:50 pm ET

Oh. So, are you trying to say that Barack Obama is endorsing you, Mr. McCain? You should have fired your campaign staff many months ago-this is lame as it gets.

Enlightened Voter   October 31st, 2008 5:49 pm ET

mccain, I truly can't wait until the 4th when you and the clueless pathological liar palin receive a crushing defeat and I don't have to hear either of you two and your lies, attacks, smears ever again!

vahe   October 31st, 2008 5:49 pm ET

okay thats one thing you helped us but you voted 90% with bush it doesnt help you on this crook

hurriCAIN PALIN   October 31st, 2008 5:49 pm ET

Senator McCain you are no hero, you are in fact a terrorist.

Your campaign advisor & "Transition Chief" William Timmons was a Saddam Hussein lobbyist for 5 years.
You pal around with Gordon Liddy, domestic terrorist.
You are a member of "The Project for a New American Century" – a radical extremist terrorist organization.
Your VP candidate's husband Todd Palin is a domestic terrorist in the Alaskan Independence Party.
You accuse Obama of knowing Rashid Khalidi, yet you yourself have given Rashid Khalidi & the PLO $500,000.00!!! So by your logic, if Obama is a terrorist sympathizer like you claim, then you Senator McCain are a state sponsor of terrorism. You are, by your own twisted logic, a terrorist by your own admittance.
You have met with Chilean Dictator Pinochet, a terrorist.
You're coordinated effort to use FOX NEWS, the Bush Administration, your campaign, Sarah Palin, and The Justice Department to commit voter fraud, voter intimidation, & voter suppression is an act of terrorism.

John McCain you are a disgrace!

wow.   October 31st, 2008 5:48 pm ET

Isnt it amazing how Obama has such respect for John McCain and he simply cannot show it back?
He's using the respect Obama has for him as a negative attack ad.

FL for OBAMA   October 31st, 2008 5:47 pm ET

Only McCain and his Bush/Rove henchmen could take something genuine and turn it into a hit job. Their slash & burn politics are just nasty and gross. Sad.

Mark from AR   October 31st, 2008 5:47 pm ET

McCain is a Keating 5 crook. Palin is the worst possible VP candidate. You figure out who to vote for.

Chris from St. Louis   October 31st, 2008 5:47 pm ET

That's what is great with Obama .... He gives credit to where it is due.

Sen. McCain .... Learn from Obama. Stop spiteful attacks and rein in your hate mongering supporters. Your ads are really bad and turn people off, especially in Missouri.

Ryan   October 31st, 2008 5:46 pm ET

Outspend Obama??

With what money?

Gene   October 31st, 2008 5:46 pm ET

My god.. a political ad from McCain that doesn't slam Obama.. but instead shows that Obama knows how to reach across the isle and shows that he's more than willing to give proper credit where it's due.

Wish Obama could put out an ad like this... but I have yet to see McCain even once say "you're right" or "that's a good point" or "good job". All McCain knows how to do is look for the negatives in people.

Kathy in CT   October 31st, 2008 5:46 pm ET

The "Obama praises McCain" ad is great - shows Obama as a bipartisan, gracious, courteous and courageous leader who has no problem extending a hand, and some praise, to a colleague.

Only the angry, hostile McCain people would think that this is a plus for McCain, or a negative for Obama.

Vet4McCain   October 31st, 2008 5:45 pm ET

Go McCain, tell it like it is. I only wish people were listening. Obama said he wanted to fundamentally change America. Socialism should just about do it!

Paul, MO   October 31st, 2008 5:45 pm ET

Whats new... Pathetic McCain! You are not the John McCain i thaught i was going to vote for... I'm extremely dissapointed in my party.

I have already voted.. for Obama! Democratic for the first time in my lifetime.

Lisa P   October 31st, 2008 5:45 pm ET

Don't hope for a stronger America. Vote for one.

I plan to. Obama-Biden 08!

Amy   October 31st, 2008 5:45 pm ET

I knew it! I knew he would bring up his POW status before this election was over!

Vote for the future!

tulsa   October 31st, 2008 5:44 pm ET

So McCain thinks that praise for doing something good shows what? Obama is weak?

Actually, it shows me that he is honest. Too bad I can no longer say the same for Senator McCain.

Funny, I remember McCain saying that his bid for president in 2000 was not for the betterment of America, but for his own ego.

So John, were you lying then, or now?

Either way, you are a loser. You could have done so much better.

Nia Hussein- Phoenix, AZ   October 31st, 2008 5:44 pm ET

Typical last minute politicing unfortunatly for mcCant he would be better served sticking to issues rather then avoiding them by being on the attack. Matter of fact he would have probabaly been closer to Obama...oh well..karma will bite him come 11/4

rm   October 31st, 2008 5:43 pm ET

This is weak!!!

Greed is not good   October 31st, 2008 5:42 pm ET

So? 2 Senators from different parties have similiar views on Global Warming. Big Deal.

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