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Thi islefts latest strategy to make up stories how McCain supporters are like terrorists. Typical strategy, they cannot come up with anything new. For example when the consertives came with the term, pro life, they react and say they invent the term pro choice as, when facts are presented to them that Obama friends and supporters endorses domestics terrorists , they change the topic and say McCain endorses terrorists. When facts are presented that Obama supported erratic and reckless financial policy, they turn it to McCain does, no matter what the topic, they cannot think of anything new, they just repeat actual allegations toward Obama and change the language to make it sound as if McCain is at fault. The left has no plans other than to counter and impede and redirect blame to those who do;

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Newest Left Attack on GOP: Rallies are ‘Inflammatory’ and ‘Violent’
http://mensnewsdaily.com/2008/10/10/newest-left-attack-on-gop-rallies-are-inflammatory-and-violent/#comment-66859 ^ | 2008-10-10 | Warner Todd Huston

Posted on Friday, October 10, 2008 11:52:13 PM by seastay

For the last few days various groups like MoveOn.org, and the folks at Huffington Post, DailyKos and DemocraticUnderground have been beating the drum of a new theme to attempt to undermine the McCain campaign among the media. The newest claim from the extreme left is that McCain’s focus on the Obama/Ayers connection is responsible for fostering “threats” and “violence” to be ginned up among Republicans at McCain rallies. The left is pushing the idea that McCain is inciting riots and “hate” among GOP voters and they are pushing this theme in an email campaign to the main Old Media outlets.

On October 9, for instance, I got no less than 25 emails “alerting” me to a particular Huffington Post jeremiad that is amusing in its replication of the same behavior it pretends to condemn. In this childish bloviation the HuffPo writer uses as much name calling, guilt by association, and bald faced lies as he claims to be refuting from McCain. But, the germ of the argument is that McCain is inciting violence.