Give it time; the Democratic Party is currently more concerned with resolving the primaries than anything else. Anyways, the primaries are gaining all the media attention; I've noticed a very obvious lack of attention on McCain during the past month. Once the party has a nominee I'd wager we'll see some major attack ads.

It's so sad that the two parties that control America can only offer
reasons to vote for them by pointing out why the other half of the
dictatorship is worse then they are !!!!!!
And you seem to relish in that......

all democraie fail if the people do not participente in it. you dont expect politicens to protect your freedom, do you?

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This thread is moot.

The DNC has now run two national ads against McCain, hammering him on the economy and Iraq.

ECONOMY AD

IRAQ WAR AD

the ads would b e bettter and effective if averybody know what candidate will be Mccains opponent. sombody must kick Hovard dean i n the ass s o he will tell us.

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"It's not only hockey, it's a big event."- Foppa

"Globalisation has made us more vulnerable."-Anna Lindh

"I don't have respect for the people that made the decisions
to go on with war."-Avril

yep ~ first things first. and really attack ads all they have to do is ask the "are you better off today" question

dean's a washington outsider.

simple governor from vermont before his flop in the 2004 race. his political clout and ability to bring this thing to an end is amounts to squat.

As a few have said, Hillary and Obama won't take out the big guns on McCain just yet because they have them trained on each other as it is. Hillary and Obama are still in a dead heat to get their party's nomination. They simply can't afford to train their gun sights on McCain right now.

Now, as some have said, having the Democrats dug up dirt on McCain is starting to leave a bad taste in everyone's mouth. Beside, brining up John Hagee will only show what a pathetic attempt it is to swing media coverage away from Rev. Wright.

Besides, the very next day Hagee endorsed McCain, the senator said he didn't agree with all of the outlandish things that Hagee has said in the past. So, he put distance from himself and Hagee quicker than Obama did with Rev. Wright.

Now, I have written or said this in the past and I know it's a silly concept to politicians and die-hard supporters but if these candidates have to attack each other, can't they attack the real issues instead of this nonsense stuff? It's getting very childish.

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