New John McCain Ads Show Media In Love With Obama

Two new ads from John McCain's campaign — one of which the campaign says will make it on air — show what they call the media's "love affair" with Barack Obama. The ads feature news personalities — including Joe Scarborough, Tucker Carlson, Lou Dobbs, and Howie Kurtz — discussing Obama-mania in the media, highlight now-infamous statements from the likes of MSNBC's Chris Matthews and NBC's Lee Cowan, and even bring back some Hillary Clinton supporters' statements of media bias towards Obama.

The campaign is currently featuring both videos on its website and asking users to vote to see which one makes it to air. Watch them both below (the only discernible difference is song choice, with the "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" version currently leading the "My Eyes Adored You" version by a considerable margin).

"Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" version:

"My Eyes Adored You" version:

Comments

[Bwine]

McJealousy is losing his mind.

[VolvoBirkenstock]

Spiro Agnew, Part Deux.

[littlepuffycloud]

Wonder if McOneFootInTheGrave got permission to use these songs. Doubt it.

[vonny]

Wonder if BO got permission to use that song about B- it- ches and h-- o-s at his rallys?

[NoahVail]

They should be careful of what they wish for. Increased media attention on their candidate would make people question their (unfounded) assumptions about the "war hero" candidate, and begin to deeply probe his misguided policies. They should be happy the media is focused on Barack.

[SomeRandomGuy]

This ad made me fall in love with Obama all over again.

[NeoStar9]

This could backfire in a major way for McCain. He is playing with matches and lighter fluid now.

[the964kid]

McCain will soon learn that he won't be able to play the victim card as well as Hillary did.