McCain campaign pulls off the gloves in blatantly racist ad

To whom it may concern,

My name is Gabriel Hill. I am an American living in Canada. I have had the recent misfortune of reading Mr. May's comments in a Buchanan County newspaper regarding your opponent Barack Obama. I'm a proud American, an open minded voter with a history of supporting both national parties. I am shocked and ashamed that someone who's a member of the same party of Abraham Lincoln would find it fitting to publish such racist vitriol in a public forum. While I won't presume to tell your party how to handle this situation, or, indeed, even if you should address it I will say, that if this is reflective of the level of discourse of the Republican Party, you are not fit to govern this country. I don't presume to speak for anyone other than myself, however I know that I'm not the only individual in America who's opposed to such racist, hatefilled tripe. If you, as a campaign want to have any change of winning this election in November (let alone salvaging any claim to running a moral, honorable campaign) you will need to condemn Mr. May's commentary with the strongest language possible.

TheWoerus wrote:Email to the McCain Campaign:

To whom it may concern,

My name is Gabriel Hill. I am an American living in Canada. I have had the recent misfortune of reading Mr. May's comments in a Buchanan County newspaper regarding your opponent Barack Obama. I'm a proud American, an open minded voter with a history of supporting both national parties. I am shocked and ashamed that someone who's a member of the same party of Abraham Lincoln would find it fitting to publish such racist vitriol in a public forum. While I won't presume to tell your party how to handle this situation, or, indeed, even if you should address it I will say, that if this is reflective of the level of discourse of the Republican Party, you are not fit to govern this country. I don't presume to speak for anyone other than myself, however I know that I'm not the only individual in America who's opposed to such racist, hatefilled tripe. If you, as a campaign want to have any change of winning this election in November (let alone salvaging any claim to running a moral, honorable campaign) you will need to condemn Mr. May's commentary with the strongest language possible.

Not that it'll matter.

TheWoerus wrote:Email to the McCain Campaign:

To whom it may concern,

My name is Gabriel Hill. I am an American living in Canada. I have had the recent misfortune of reading Mr. May's comments in a Buchanan County newspaper regarding your opponent Barack Obama. I'm a proud American, an open minded voter with a history of supporting both national parties. I am shocked and ashamed that someone who's a member of the same party of Abraham Lincoln would find it fitting to publish such racist vitriol in a public forum. While I won't presume to tell your party how to handle this situation, or, indeed, even if you should address it I will say, that if this is reflective of the level of discourse of the Republican Party, you are not fit to govern this country. I don't presume to speak for anyone other than myself, however I know that I'm not the only individual in America who's opposed to such racist, hatefilled tripe. If you, as a campaign want to have any change of winning this election in November (let alone salvaging any claim to running a moral, honorable campaign) you will need to condemn Mr. May's commentary with the strongest language possible.

Not that it'll matter.

dunnas wrote:

TheWoerus wrote:Email to the McCain Campaign:

To whom it may concern,

My name is Gabriel Hill. I am an American living in Canada. I have had the recent misfortune of reading Mr. May's comments in a Buchanan County newspaper regarding your opponent Barack Obama. I'm a proud American, an open minded voter with a history of supporting both national parties. I am shocked and ashamed that someone who's a member of the same party of Abraham Lincoln would find it fitting to publish such racist vitriol in a public forum. While I won't presume to tell your party how to handle this situation, or, indeed, even if you should address it I will say, that if this is reflective of the level of discourse of the Republican Party, you are not fit to govern this country. I don't presume to speak for anyone other than myself, however I know that I'm not the only individual in America who's opposed to such racist, hatefilled tripe. If you, as a campaign want to have any change of winning this election in November (let alone salvaging any claim to running a moral, honorable campaign) you will need to condemn Mr. May's commentary with the strongest language possible.

Not that it'll matter.

If I had a US passport I sure as hell wouldn't go around calling myself American these days.

dunnas wrote:

TheWoerus wrote:Email to the McCain Campaign:

To whom it may concern,

My name is Gabriel Hill. I am an American living in Canada. I have had the recent misfortune of reading Mr. May's comments in a Buchanan County newspaper regarding your opponent Barack Obama. I'm a proud American, an open minded voter with a history of supporting both national parties. I am shocked and ashamed that someone who's a member of the same party of Abraham Lincoln would find it fitting to publish such racist vitriol in a public forum. While I won't presume to tell your party how to handle this situation, or, indeed, even if you should address it I will say, that if this is reflective of the level of discourse of the Republican Party, you are not fit to govern this country. I don't presume to speak for anyone other than myself, however I know that I'm not the only individual in America who's opposed to such racist, hatefilled tripe. If you, as a campaign want to have any change of winning this election in November (let alone salvaging any claim to running a moral, honorable campaign) you will need to condemn Mr. May's commentary with the strongest language possible.

Not that it'll matter.

If I had a US passport I sure as hell wouldn't go around calling myself American these days.

Les_Vipers_rule wrote:Way do go Wally. You do yourself proud by said statement to Sen . McCain.

Omni wrote:

dunnas wrote:

TheWoerus wrote:Email to the McCain Campaign:

To whom it may concern,

My name is Gabriel Hill. I am an American living in Canada. I have had the recent misfortune of reading Mr. May's comments in a Buchanan County newspaper regarding your opponent Barack Obama. I'm a proud American, an open minded voter with a history of supporting both national parties. I am shocked and ashamed that someone who's a member of the same party of Abraham Lincoln would find it fitting to publish such racist vitriol in a public forum. While I won't presume to tell your party how to handle this situation, or, indeed, even if you should address it I will say, that if this is reflective of the level of discourse of the Republican Party, you are not fit to govern this country. I don't presume to speak for anyone other than myself, however I know that I'm not the only individual in America who's opposed to such racist, hatefilled tripe. If you, as a campaign want to have any change of winning this election in November (let alone salvaging any claim to running a moral, honorable campaign) you will need to condemn Mr. May's commentary with the strongest language possible.

Not that it'll matter.

If I had a US passport I sure as hell wouldn't go around calling myself American these days.

Fuck that dude. The country is shit right now but that doesn't mean we're not proud to be americans. I still love this country even though I'm not exactly happy with the way things are going lately.

Aristotle wrote:the GOP always turns to fear and ad hom attacks. that's all they do.

fear of taxes
fear of terrorists

every fucking time.

palin was on the pulpit saying that obama hangs out with terrorists and hates nebraska.

WHAT?!

dunnas wrote:

Omni wrote:

dunnas wrote:

TheWoerus wrote:Email to the McCain Campaign:

To whom it may concern,

My name is Gabriel Hill. I am an American living in Canada. I have had the recent misfortune of reading Mr. May's comments in a Buchanan County newspaper regarding your opponent Barack Obama. I'm a proud American, an open minded voter with a history of supporting both national parties. I am shocked and ashamed that someone who's a member of the same party of Abraham Lincoln would find it fitting to publish such racist vitriol in a public forum. While I won't presume to tell your party how to handle this situation, or, indeed, even if you should address it I will say, that if this is reflective of the level of discourse of the Republican Party, you are not fit to govern this country. I don't presume to speak for anyone other than myself, however I know that I'm not the only individual in America who's opposed to such racist, hatefilled tripe. If you, as a campaign want to have any change of winning this election in November (let alone salvaging any claim to running a moral, honorable campaign) you will need to condemn Mr. May's commentary with the strongest language possible.

Not that it'll matter.

If I had a US passport I sure as hell wouldn't go around calling myself American these days.

Fuck that dude. The country is shit right now but that doesn't mean we're not proud to be americans. I still love this country even though I'm not exactly happy with the way things are going lately.

I still love you, but I wouldn't want to announce to people that we even know each other if we were out in public together.

TheWoerus wrote:

dunnas wrote:

Omni wrote:

dunnas wrote:

TheWoerus wrote:Email to the McCain Campaign:

To whom it may concern,

My name is Gabriel Hill. I am an American living in Canada. I have had the recent misfortune of reading Mr. May's comments in a Buchanan County newspaper regarding your opponent Barack Obama. I'm a proud American, an open minded voter with a history of supporting both national parties. I am shocked and ashamed that someone who's a member of the same party of Abraham Lincoln would find it fitting to publish such racist vitriol in a public forum. While I won't presume to tell your party how to handle this situation, or, indeed, even if you should address it I will say, that if this is reflective of the level of discourse of the Republican Party, you are not fit to govern this country. I don't presume to speak for anyone other than myself, however I know that I'm not the only individual in America who's opposed to such racist, hatefilled tripe. If you, as a campaign want to have any change of winning this election in November (let alone salvaging any claim to running a moral, honorable campaign) you will need to condemn Mr. May's commentary with the strongest language possible.

Not that it'll matter.

If I had a US passport I sure as hell wouldn't go around calling myself American these days.

Fuck that dude. The country is shit right now but that doesn't mean we're not proud to be americans. I still love this country even though I'm not exactly happy with the way things are going lately.

I still love you, but I wouldn't want to announce to people that we even know each other if we were out in public together.

Man, I think Omni and I would feel the same way if we were out in public with you.

dunnas wrote:

TheWoerus wrote:

dunnas wrote:

Omni wrote:

dunnas wrote:

TheWoerus wrote:Email to the McCain Campaign:

To whom it may concern,

My name is Gabriel Hill. I am an American living in Canada. I have had the recent misfortune of reading Mr. May's comments in a Buchanan County newspaper regarding your opponent Barack Obama. I'm a proud American, an open minded voter with a history of supporting both national parties. I am shocked and ashamed that someone who's a member of the same party of Abraham Lincoln would find it fitting to publish such racist vitriol in a public forum. While I won't presume to tell your party how to handle this situation, or, indeed, even if you should address it I will say, that if this is reflective of the level of discourse of the Republican Party, you are not fit to govern this country. I don't presume to speak for anyone other than myself, however I know that I'm not the only individual in America who's opposed to such racist, hatefilled tripe. If you, as a campaign want to have any change of winning this election in November (let alone salvaging any claim to running a moral, honorable campaign) you will need to condemn Mr. May's commentary with the strongest language possible.

Not that it'll matter.

If I had a US passport I sure as hell wouldn't go around calling myself American these days.

Fuck that dude. The country is shit right now but that doesn't mean we're not proud to be americans. I still love this country even though I'm not exactly happy with the way things are going lately.

I still love you, but I wouldn't want to announce to people that we even know each other if we were out in public together.

Man, I think Omni and I would feel the same way if we were out in public with you.

You did just forget to add the you love me part right? :jay: