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Remember, it was only an ad, an expensive infomercial made and paid for by Obama's compaign, not an unbiased documentary. And that high viewership was because it was aired during primetime at 8pm and on the major stations. Some were watching because the World Series baseball game immediately followed.
Bravo for ABC and CNN for not airing Obama's ad. And further kudos for CNN for telling Obama that they preferred to stick to their usual NEWS coverage instead.
It was a very good 30 minute specail. I really like the idea of watching Obama come on TV for a 30 minute speach. It is much better than having to watch the dingus we have had for the last 8 years come on to give a presidential address.
Remember, it was only an ad, and infomercial, not an unbiased documentary. And all that viewership was because it was aired during primetime at 8pm and on the major stations. Some were watching because the World Series baseball game immediately followed.
Bravo for ABC and CNN for not airing Obama's ad. And further kudos for CNN for telling Obama that they preferred to stick to their usual NEWS coverage instead.
UHHHHH, we are heading into the biggest election our generation may see. I think it si good for the canadate that is most likely going to win to give us a final look before we vote him in.
Bravo for ABC and CNN for not airing Obama's ad. And further kudos for CNN for telling Obama that they preferred to stick to their usual NEWS coverage instead.
Yeah...ya can't tell by the continuous loop today....
Well, it was hard not to avoid it, as you turned the channels, it was on every other station. I turned it off and read a book. /shrug
McCain supporters Read
It had words right?
Just joking, just joking.
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