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Campaign Update 06/18/08




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John McCain talks green, Barack Obama gets good news, and they both experience some national security deja vu.
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11 responses // Campaign Update 06/18/08

  • I like this new segment.
    Egnatius212
  • I want an overwrought metaphor alarm! Where can I get one of those? :)
    KarlitoMosquito
  • We all need the overwrought metaphor alarm!...and too many other writing criticism neon signs to mention. The cliche/overused phrase alarm should be more drastic...a bucket of smiley faces. Or people who overuse ellipses...they're the worst.
    24French
  • Hey! that hill some where happens to be in my home town.......sadly....

    McCain Is Destroying the scenery!
    P.S
    Thanks Bret!
    chanaeva
  • Mccain's politics are like his shirt........FLOPPY
    pigmonkey
  • first: THANK YOU FOR WATCHING. WATCH BECAUSE YOU ARE THE REASON WHY WE DO THIS. Mark Ganek and I are very pleased you guys watch and comment.

    Also, McCain DOES change his positions, yes, if you watch Jack Cafferty yesterday, the oldest almost oldest man in the world, whom you should follow becasue he's the best human ever to have existed for a long time. And for chaneva, where is that hometown? Also, watch tomorrow's campaign update (which we shot today while i was very very tired. let me know if you can tell). It tells us about the distancing McCain's trying to do from Bush and how Bush just kicked him in the parts metaphorically. kicked him in the nuts like a half crusted hot pocket in the sk...OVERWROUGHT METAPHOR ALARM!!!!!!!!!! sorry sorry sorry oh CRAP WATEVERRRRR!!!!
    berlich
  • these videos make my day
    keep em comin!
    martin0
  • People will give you reasons not to vote for Obama, but they will never give you a good reason to vote for McCain.
    smitty_57
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  • I love these campaign updates. They are always hilarious!!
    mashton237
  • You should totally write a book!
    KGagliano

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