McCain Campaign Sells Info-Loaded Blackberry to FOX 5 Reporter

[Primbs]

This is pretty interesting.

So much for confidential information.

http://www.myfoxdc.com/myfox/pages/...n=1&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=TSTY&pageId=3.2.1

 

[pcosmar]

Ha Ha Haha haw.

/snicker

 

[Aratus]

and palin's suits were the scandal in the press? the clustering of blackberries?

the mammoth effort bore seeds, mccain almost pulled
things out of the slump in Oct--- an' save for the market tanking
15 days out of 20... he almost was our potus. good Q!!!

 

[angelatc]

the mammoth effort bore seeds, mccain almost pulled
things out of the slump in Oct--- an' save for the market tanking
15 days out of 20... he almost was our potus. good Q!!!

If he had voted against the bailout he would have locked it up, at least with the electoral vote.

I read a thing yesterday, a quote from someone in his campaign, that indicated they decided against a specific advertising campaign because it would only deliver the electoral vote but not the popular vote, and it would upset the liberals too much to lose that way again.

 

[John E]

You would think the risk of exposed information would prevent anyone from selling devices that contain sensitive information.

 

[evilfunnystuff]

We traced the Blackberry back to a staffer who worked for “Citizens for McCain,” a group of democrats who threw their support behind the Republican nominee. The emails contain an insider’s look at how grassroots operations work, full of scheduling questions and rallying cries for support.

isnt there some type of rule against grassroots being connected to the campaign or somethin