August 26, 2008
Because they Don't Want You To See
UPDATE: The embedded YouTube file was doing strange things to the formatting of the post when viewed in Safari. I was going to take the time to troubleshoot the issue then I realized that the ad was likely to disapear from YouTube. So instead I downloaded the YouTube and converted it to Quicktime in three different sizes. The remainder of the post is untouched (except for fixing a couple of typo's).
The Obama campaign is doing everything it can to keep this ad from being seen - from pressuring broadcasters to trying to get the Department of Justice involved.
If showing it here means that half a dozen more people get to see it - I'll take it.
KnowEnough-lg. (5.6MB)
KnowEnough-med. (2.2MB)
KnowEnough-sml. (796KB)
From the ad's creator American issues project - here is a large (5mb) pdf of the research documenting the content of the ad.
i don't know anything about aip and i'm not offering this as an endorsement of the organization. i am posting this in answer to a politician's assault on the first amendment. i would and have done the same with regard to mccain's assaults on free speech as well.
Michelle Malkin has a good post detailing the efforts of the obama campaign to stifle this speech.
John Hinderaker at Powerline offers a fairly succinct evaluation:
The Obama campaign is doing everything it can to keep this ad from being seen - from pressuring broadcasters to trying to get the Department of Justice involved.
If showing it here means that half a dozen more people get to see it - I'll take it.
KnowEnough-lg. (5.6MB)
KnowEnough-med. (2.2MB)
KnowEnough-sml. (796KB)
From the ad's creator American issues project - here is a large (5mb) pdf of the research documenting the content of the ad.
i don't know anything about aip and i'm not offering this as an endorsement of the organization. i am posting this in answer to a politician's assault on the first amendment. i would and have done the same with regard to mccain's assaults on free speech as well.
Michelle Malkin has a good post detailing the efforts of the obama campaign to stifle this speech.
John Hinderaker at Powerline offers a fairly succinct evaluation:
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