I agree about the look on his face and the sarcastic tone. And also that it may be his most disgusting ad yet. Sort of like saying, nice job a a black man. (You do all remember he's black, right? )

Wow. You guys are the most cynical group of lefties I've ever seen.

It's true that McCain has lost whatever of his dignity was left throughout the course of this campaign, and surely the ad was meant to boost his positives, but he seemed honest enough to me, and it wasn't sarcastic or backhanded in any way.

Sheesh! You guys sound like you're so afraid people might vote for him because of things like this, that you need to cast anything and everything he does as evil and cynical.

He's not evil, he's just got bad policies, a negative campaign, and no convictions. That doesn't mean he can't stick his head up and try to do something nice once in a while, even if it has a little ulterior motive. It doesn't hurt Obama, and maybe it helps him a little. Good for him.

none of us cry fowl when Democrats start every attack speech with the hollow preamble of "I honor his service and sacrifice, but..." do we?

Get over yourselves.

His continuous ads full of half-truths makes this ad so deplorable. But I had to look at it a second time, I think the lighting does a much better job at implying a two-faced message. One half of his face is lighted and the other in the shadows. I'm troubled if that was intentional as I can't see how the dramatic effect would benefit McCain.

John McCain is a creep. No way is this a positive ad. It is code, racist code. Well done, Obama on "this historic day." What historic day? The 45th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King's historic "I Have a Dream" speech. Translation: Calling all racists, he's nothing but a n*gger in a suit, don't be taken in by his smooth oratory.

Now, everybody can say I'm being unfair to take the single generous ad McCain has put out in a month and call it a negative subliminal piece of crap. But I calls 'em like I sees 'em.