Ainda alguém se lembra?
Four years ago, George W. Bush's critique of John Kerry was a simple, two-pointed attack: He's too liberal and he flip-flops. (...) Ask McCain advisers for a succint description of his message, and you'll get several different answers. Obama's too risky. He's too inexperienced. He has bad judgment. He's not bipartisan enough. He has no record. His record is too liberal. He avoids tough decisions. He's all rhetoric. He's the wrong kind of change. And on it goes. Many of these things are true, of course, but in trying to communicate all of these messages at once the campaign risks communicating none of them.
Stephen F. Hayes The Weekly Standard October 20, 2008
"He's a radical"
"He's too ambitious"
