
Is Obama ditching the First Amendment to curry Moslem favor?
An article by Clarice Feldman he states just that.

Dear Mr. President,
Brain food: The theory of liesSource: Guardian Unlimited
Accentuate the Negative. It's always worked and it seems we've just improved on one of the worst aspects of communication.

In a drawing, painting or photograph, depending on the complexity of the composition and subject matter, there are relationships between the so-called "subject" and "background." This relationship is incredibly significant though often overlooked, ignored or unknown to the maker …

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A lone pedestrian walks along the Benham Avenue underpass in central Elkhart in late March.
Is msnbc.com painting a picture of Elkhart that is too bleak?

Q. When I started my internet business, my mother told me:"Nonsense, you can't earn like this. That's not a job". She's always so damn negative about everything I start or dream about.
Gang of villagers chase away Google car Source: CNN
Google's ambitious plan to offer a 3-D street level view of communities across three continents hit a snag when angry residents of a UK village blocked the search engine's camera car from photographing their homes.
Treasury Bills Trade at Negative RatesSource: Bloomberg.com
Treasuries rose, pushing rates on the three-month bill negative for the first time, as investors gravitate toward the safety of U.S. government debt amid the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
Study: McCain coverage mostly negativeSource: Yahoo! News
Just 14 percent of the stories about John McCain from the conventions through the final presidential debate were positive in tone, according to a study released today, while nearly 60 percent were negative—the least favorable coverage of any of the 4 candidates on the ticket.
Racists for Obama?Source: Politico
Article sums up how there are are whites who have negative opinions of African Americans but are will to vote for Obama because he is "non-threatening" or whatever that means....
Candidates should spend money on food banks, not negative adsSource: CNN
In the middle of an economic crisis, with a lot of Americans worried to death about how they are going to pay their bills, our two presidential candidates are about to spend an astonishing amount of money kicking the "you know what" out of each other on national television.
McCain Cutting His Own Throat With Negative Campaign AdsSource: The New York Times
The McCain campaign's recent angry tone and sharply personal attacks on Senator Barack Obama appear to have backfired and tarnished Senator John McCain more than their intended target, the latest New York Times/CBS News poll has found.

I just heard a Republican strategist say ( on PBS ) that Sen. McCain, because of his polling numbers, has no choice but to go negative and attack Sen. Obamas character.
100% of McCains Ads are NegativeSource:
According to the latest figures from Ken Goldstein and the Wisconsin Advertising Project, the presidential campaigns are spending nearly $29 million a week to persuade YOU on television that the other guy is bad.