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    « It’s still Obama’s race to lose. But only just. | Home | New Obama ad puts McCain in the oil companies’ pockets. »

    McCain goes after Obama’s stardom.

    By Paul Gleiser | July 31, 2008 | Print This Print This | Email This Email This


    In a new TV commercial, McCain calls Obama the “biggest celebrity in the world” but questions his ability and readiness to lead using fleeting images of Britney Spears and Paris Hilton in an obvious attempt to make the point that celebrity and substance are two different things.

    Topics: Commercials, John McCain |

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