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Apr23
The Dirty Work

The North Carolina Republican Party is airing an ad tying Barack Obama and his pastor to some NC Dems:

The ad is a bit over the top.
 
It has been condemned personally by John McCain and by the Republican National Committee. While McCain will benefit from this ad, the major beneficiary is Hillary Clinton who needs a win in the upcoming Democratic primary in that state and who cannot run ads this controversial. No word yet on whether she plans to condemn it.

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