30 Sep

MSNBC Pulls Vicious Ad About McCain After Two Days

Who says the media is in the tank for Obama? I mean MSNBC only let the most vicious political ad to date run for two days and then, and only then, did they figure out it wasn’t vetted properly. Hey, only a few million people saw it: (h/t Newsbusters)

“The ad had not been thoroughly vetted prior to air, and has since been removed from our commercial rotation,” NBC spokeswoman Allison Gollust said in an e-mail, but did not elaborate, according to the AP.

The ad featured Dr. Michael D. Fratkin telling the viewer that “Another bout of cancer for John McCain while he’s president of the United States would profoundly impact his capacity to lead.”

This is the same man who called for McCain to release his medical records on Obama’s website AFTER McCain had already released them:

In May, McCain provided 1,173 pages of medical documents to a small group of reporters to examine for several hours, but the campaign did not release the documents and reporters were not allowed to make copies. The records, which covered McCain’s health history from 2000-2008, showed that he had his last episode of melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer, six years ago.

The records described him as having a strong heart and generally good health. He gets an in-depth skin cancer check every few months.McCain’s Democratic rival, Barack Obama, has not made his medical records public. His physician earlier this year released a one-page letter attesting to his good health.

Kinda funny the good doctor didn’t mention how Obama refused to release his medical records….

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6 Responses to MSNBC Pulls Vicious Ad About McCain After Two Days

  1. wordsmith says: 1

    From Instapundit by way of Hugh Hewitt:

    A READER AT A MAJOR NEWSROOM EMAILS: “Off the record, every suspicion you have about MSM being in the tank for O is true. We have a team of 4 people going thru dumpsters in Alaska and 4 in arizona. Not a single one looking into Acorn, Ayers or Freddiemae. Editor refuses to publish anything that would jeopardize election for O, and betting you dollars to donuts same is true at NYT, others. People cheer when CNN or NBC run another Palin-mocking but raising any reasonable inquiry into obama is derided or flat out ignored. The fix is in, and its working.” I asked permission to reprint without attribution and it was granted.

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  2. Anonymous says: 2

    All of us touched by cancer feel something very close to HATE for those that created this vicious ad.

    I have never seen it’s equal.

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  3. Craig says: 3

    You have to see this DYNAMITE Video:

    CONGRESSMAN JEFF FLAKE OPPOSES BAILOUT
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LymRr0CEIwk

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  4. luva the scissors says: 4

    why the hell do they do this. its so freaking obviouse wha tthey are doing. it would be nice to take 0out huge paid adds, if i had the money i sure as hell would do it.

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  5. Fit fit says: 5

    McCain didn’t really release his medical records. It’s more like he flashed them. An actuarial firm calculated he has a 25% chance of kicking the bucket within the next four years. Expect to hear that quoted a lot after Thursday night.

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  6. Curt says: 6

    @Fit fit: He allowed reporters to pour over his thousand page medical record for hours….Has Obama?

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