Clearly McSame Needs To Fight Dirtier

At least, that's what Republicans are saying. The latest Quinnipiac University swing state poll has Obama kicking McSame's ass in Ohio and Florida by eight and up by fifteen in Pennsylvania. Given the fact that Obama's pretty much close to breaking this race wide open into a bonafide beatdown, the GOP is scared. As such, the GOP now are suggesting not so much that McSame fling more poo at Obama, but that he should build a Super Lie Machine to in fact accelerate the poo to near relativistic speeds.

John McCain’s fade in recent polls, combined with a barrage of negative news coverage during the financial crisis, has leading Republican activists around the country worrying about his prospects and urging his campaign to become much more aggressive against Barack Obama in the remaining month before Election Day.

A flurry of new polls shows Barack Obama gaining in several battleground states – most notably Florida, Pennsylvania and swing states throughout the West. Officials worry early voting, which is under way in important states such as Ohio, is likely to favor Obama in this toxic political climate.

Several state GOP chairmen in interviews urged the McCain campaign to be more aggressive in hitting Obama’s vulnerabilities, such as his past relationship with the Rev. Jeremiah Wright and other problematic associations from Chicago.

So expect to see some pretty brutal commercials now. McSame is clearly losing this race and Obama is threatening to blow it wide open into a full landslide with less than five weeks to go. We're getting to the point now, this week, where McSame has nothing left to lose but his relatively unimportant dignity and honor. He can keep those and lose this race, or he can trade them in to Karl Rove for a shot at fomenting a race war.

Personally, I'm betting he will sell his soul in a heartbeat in order to slime Obama as a racist Islamofascist terrorist sympathizer liberal who kills babies in their sleep.

After all, we're getting to the point where Obama's lead may be too much for the GOP to steal/disenfranchise/cage, and McSame has to keep it close, or it's 2006 all over again.