Two notes to the McCain Campaign

With some of the polls coming back to McCain, the McCain campaign needs to attack Barack Obama on several fronts, and get serious about it. Now is the time John McCain needs to really ask himself - "Do I want to be president?" and "Can America afford the risk of Barack Obama as President?"

Unfortunately, politics is a contact sport. The Democrats know this, and, they want everyone to think the GOP knows it. Some Republicans do know it, but, unfortunately, I don't think McCain is one of them. He needs to get down and dirty with Barack Obama, and, thanks to Obama's past, and his insane Liberalism, he can do it and be honest about it.

Two things he needs to do:

1. The Dems have already accused the GOP and McCain of playing the race card. So, since we are getting accused of it anyway, let's go ahead and do the things that they accuse us of anyway. McCain needs to blanket certain media outlets with an ad that ties Obama to Jeremiah Wright and Louis Farrakhan. These two radicals are anti-semites, white-loathing, America-hating, race baiters - and the American people need to see clips of them interspersed with Obama praising them.
2. In the debate Wednesday, McCain needs to take Obama up on his challenge, and say it to his face, "Senator Obama, I will say it to your face, you are one of the most liberal members of the United States Senate. That wouldn't be the most awful part, except that your recent liberalism is a move to the center for you, based on your past radical associations with Jeremiah Wright and William Ayers.

These things are having an effect on him, and McCain needs to get with Palin on this and get with the program.