Girl In Clinton's '3am Phone Ad' Supports Obama

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First Posted: 03- 8-08 11:45 AM   |   Updated: 06-25-08 06:13 PM

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From the New Argument:

Casey Knowles, a High School Senior in Washington state, recently discovered she was one of the sleeping children in Clinton's controversial "Children" ad appearing prior to the Texas primaries.

Knowles, a supporter of Barack Obama was shocked that she had contributed to the national security message of a candidate that she passionately opposes.

When asked by The New Argument, this is what Knowles had to say about her appearance in Clinton's ad:

"While I love Hillary, I would much rather hear Barack Obama's voice at the other end of the phone at 3am.

Read more of the interview with Casey Knowles


Watch Clinton's 3am phone ad
Read about Obama's response to the ad
Was the 3am ad copied from a McCain supporter?
Watch a parody of the 3am ad or check out Larry David's take on it

From the New Argument: Casey Knowles, a High School Senior in Washington state, recently discovered she was one of the sleeping children in Clinton's controversial "Children" ad appearing prior to th...
From the New Argument: Casey Knowles, a High School Senior in Washington state, recently discovered she was one of the sleeping children in Clinton's controversial "Children" ad appearing prior to th...
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she's a real person? i didn't realize it was a documentary.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:27 PM on 03/08/2008

Two Obama girls? Wow, the Monster just can't catch a break, can she? LOL

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:11 PM on 03/08/2008
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That's classic. But she is still a tool for being apart of it.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:56 PM on 03/08/2008
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Time for Casey to film a new ad. Show her sleeping, same scene as before. Then show Casey grown up, waking up, drinking orange juice, answering a phone call, and it is a call from Barack Obama, thanking her for working on his campaign.
" Wake Up, America. Obama for President. "

Feel free to use this idea to support Obama.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:41 PM on 03/08/2008
- Centaur I'm a Fan of Centaur 2 fans permalink

The Obama campaign has got to know about this..

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:10 PM on 03/08/2008
- athy I'm a Fan of athy 8 fans permalink

U N B E L I E V A B L E WHAT THE OBAMA CAMP HAS BEEN DOING….

How Barack Obama played the race card and blamed Hillary Clinton.


Post Date Wednesday, February 27, 2008

http://www.tnr.com/politics/story.html...

The New Republic
Race Man
by Sean Wilentz


Sorry sir- We are not buying it.
I urge all voters to please read these 2 articles.
See how Sen. Obama’s team is playing us all for morons…
This is REPREHENSIBLE.
JOURNALISTS-PLEASE WRITE ABOUT THIS

BLOGGERS- PLEASE READ & FORWARD THESE ARTICLES
ITS UP TO US TO PROTECT INTEGRITY OF ELECTION PROCESS

http://www.thenation.com/doc/20070219/hayes

The Nation magazine

“Obama’s Media Maven” by Chrisptoher Hayes. 2/19/08 issue


David Axelrod-Sen Obama’s campaign manager- has a stellar reputation for advising his black candidates on how to ‘shape’ their message & attacks in such a way to win over the white sympathy votes and black anger votes…

Everyone quickly assumed that ALL the negative ads out there against Sen. Obama have been instigated by the Clinton camp.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:53 PM on 03/08/2008
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she "passionately opposes" Hillary, but also "loves" her? Love hate relationship, huh? Or maybe just crappy journalism.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:44 PM on 03/08/2008
- Dragon5616 I'm a Fan of Dragon5616 16 fans permalink

Obama should definitely do a commercial with this intelligent, attractive young lady.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:40 PM on 03/08/2008
- SlithyTove I'm a Fan of SlithyTove 11 fans permalink

Out of the mouths of babes...

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:29 PM on 03/08/2008
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I would have been pissed if someone woke me up at 3:00 AM for a political add.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:27 PM on 03/08/2008

Sleeper cells activated by the Barack Osama campaign!!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:02 PM on 03/08/2008

Hillarity.

From today's "Head of State"
http://headofstate.blogspot.com/2008/03/how-obama-can-win.html

"Saturday, March 08, 2008
How Obama Can Win and Win Strong

I am aware of the delegate math.

I know that, unless the Clinton team runs roughshod with regard to superdelegates, the numbers are unassailable.

However, for Obama to not only win, but to win strong, and thus to be in the best position for the general, he must step outside of the box created when Clinton tactics were applied to his own admirable stance.

By declaring himself the candidate of the new politics, putting the politics of Rove et al. aside for a politics of honesty, straight-forward decency, and strength, he has putatively left the field open for Clinton et al. to lob innuendo after innuendo. If he responds, he is in violation of his commitment to the new; if he continues with his current path of non-response, he will be taken down by a series of attacks, that however false or fantastic, will eventually raises doubts in the mind of the electorate as to the validity of his new politics, and will, in the great viscera of the electorate, so responsive and so easily changed, appear "weak."

If he attacks, it is said, he betrays himself; if he continues on the same path, he is whittled down by rumor and insinuation.

Clinton's current strength is her ability to attack, however true the nature and content of the attacks. Obama must turn this very behavior into its own negative. To do so, Obama must relentlessly name what she is doing and anchor it--calling for an "end to the era of 'kitchen sink' politics, i.e.:

"It's about time that we left the era of "kitchen sink" politics, of distortion and insinuation, behind us. We have all seen it before this--a period where it was often difficult to tell falsehood, rumor, and misinformation from truth. It was this type of politics that contributed to a war in which we have lost the best of our national treasure, our nation's men and women. It is this type of politics that our opponents not so long ago decried. And it is this type of politics that, more than anything else, signals weakness--the inability to base one's statements and actions on the firm ground of truth, on our collective and honest dedication to the construction of a new and positive future--and instead, on a retreat into the politics of personal destruction.

It's time to take out the dirty dishes; It's time to empty the kitchen sink. After an era where it was often difficult to distinguish fantasy from truth, it's time to put that era behind us, to base our future efforts on strong and honest desire to build a new and better future."

What Obama can create is his own "There you go again" moment--one that will both define Clinton (someone, after all, has to do it), and places the Clinton camp in their very own box, of their own making: Where any attack will be immediately associated be in the voter's mind, and accompanied by a roll of the voter's eyes, as another example of Clinton's "kitchen sink" politics--of the chaotic, inconsistent, contradictory and frantic willingness to say or do anything to be elected--be it the changing of one's personality, tone, degree of honesty--or one's degree of tolerance or gusto for the politics of personal destruction.

Without attack, this demonstrates the nature of the Clinton camp: when attacked, and in danger of loss, rather than respond with strength, principle and authority, they throw the "kitchen sink", abandoning principles and frantically strewing innuendo as they do so.

With moral force, it names exactly what the Clinton camp is doing, and anchors it both to the politics of the past Administration, and to the very political tactics that Clinton herself has denounced and disavowed. It provides direct evidence--thus far, the only direct evidence, of how a Clinton Administration would likely govern in times of chaos, crisis, and other "3 a.m. moments", thus disempowering her already factually shaky appeals to foreign policy superiority--with a "kitchen sink" approach of tumultuous, changing, disorganized and contradictory attack--rather than with consistent purpose and moral authority.

Obama must persistently name what the Clinton camp is doing rather than complain--and he must then link it to the very essence of an old politics that has been lived through by all of us, and denigrated by most, over the past 8 years.

Thus named, and thus defined, Obama can then invite Clinton up to the higher ground--to a debate based on policy and principle--or she can choose to stay in the box that she and her camp have created.

Cite:
Head of State
http://headofstate.blogspot.com/2008/03/how-obama-can-win.html

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:50 PM on 03/08/2008

Okay, okay...WHO do I REALLY want to answer the phone at 3 a.m. in the morning? Lets see,umm


MONICA?..or..GENNIFER?..or..PAULA?..or...KATHLEEN? Hey, that's a tough one !!

Next question. Sincerely, William

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:33 PM on 03/08/2008
- Dalpine I'm a Fan of Dalpine 6 fans permalink

Yes she would!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:26 PM on 03/08/2008

Could the Clinton campaign sink any lower? Taking pictures of high school girls while they are sleeping?
Hill never should have bought Bill that Digital Camera for Christmas.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:14 PM on 03/08/2008
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