But what stuck out in the interview more was this portion:
Mr. Barbour, in an interview with editors and reporters at The Washington Times, also said he disagreed with Mr. McCain´s condemnation of the North Carolina Republican Party, which is vowing to run a television commercial attacking two Democratic gubernatorial candidates who have endorsed Sen. Barack Obama´s presidential bid. The ad uses some of the inflammatory racial rhetoric from the senator´s former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr.
"These two Democrats endorsed Obama. Everything is fair game. In a presidential election, people consider all sorts of things in a presidential candidate's background. It's the most personal office in the world," Mr. Barbour said.
I guess Davis won't be getting in trouble by Papa Haley this time around.
Good guess.
ReplyDelete"Everything is fair game." - Barbour.
ReplyDeleteWell this is the man who ushered in the deamonize your opponents strategy at the helm when Republicans began their slash and burn rise in the 1990s.
What John said. Haley and Newt are 2 of the architects of the "Slash and Burn" strategy.
ReplyDeleteNo matter what a Republican says, liberals will condemn him as racist. I just don't understand how that commercial is racist.
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