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*Main Topics: *Russia, "The Obama Nation" book
Summary of Shift:
The Russian Georgian conflict remains to dominate political
coverage. The release of "Obama Nation" fueled many discussions on the
legitimacy of the book and its possible effects on the Obama campaign. Barack
also received negative coverage for requiring DNC speech attendees to
volunteer. With the DNC Convention nearing, several networks discussed the
various planned speakers and rumors of Barack Obama's VP choice.
In other news, a shooting occurred at the Arkansas Democratic
Party headquarters killing the State Party Chair Bill Gwatney. "Golden Boy"
Michael Phelps continues to dominate the Olympics and media coverage.
Controversy
over the age of China's gymnastic team was also a hot topic.
Highlights:
1. Russian Georgian Conflict
a) MSNBC: Olbermann blasts McCain on Randy Scheunemann, conflicts of
interest, inflammatory rhetoric, politicizing war
b) CNN: McCain's tough stance on Russia could be due to leftover Cold War
anger
2. CBS: Dean Reynolds: the new tough McCain campaign tactics, Bush style
3. MSNBC: Hardball guests discuss James Corsi's Anti-Obama book
4. MSNBC: Shuster notes McCain hypocrisy for working with Abramoff
connected Ralph Reed
Highlights, No Clips:
1. CNN: CINDY MCCAIN: "The blog was her idea, and she came up with it on
her own, and she came up with the idea of what she wanted on the blog. […]
Her father and I at first weren't sure because we were trying to protect
her. As it turns out we both love the blog."
Clips:
Highlight #1
*Olbermann Blasts McCain On Randy Scheunemann, Conflicts of Interest,
Inflammatory Rhetoric, Politicizing War* (MSNBC 8/13/08 8:12pm)
KEITH OLBERMANN: As war rages in Georgia, Russia's invasion of that tiny
U.S. ally is raising new questions. Not just about the wisdom and competence
of John McCain's foreign policy, but also about the integrity and the ethics
that have shaped his position toward Russia. McCain's position may in fact
have helped fuel this crisis. It certainly left today a foreign head of
state making an extraordinary appeal for help from a capital virtually under
siege and calling McCain out by name for not matching deeds to words. Our
fifth story tonight the price for McCain's foreign policy possibly in this
case a literal price. Did the nation of Georgia think it had bought John
McCain. His rebuke at the hands of that nation's leader presently new
details about McCain's top foreign policy adviser. *On April 16th Russia
announced it would establish legal ties with Georgia's two separatist
regions, South Ossetia and Abkahzia, both friendly with Russia. Legitimizing
them, a move widely seen as undermining Georgia' sovereignty there. The
next day, the Washington Post now reports, Georgia sought help. Agreeing to
pay $200,000 to a lobbying firm headed by this man, Randy Scheunemann to
renew its contract with Scheunamann who is also and was also at the time
McCain's top foreign policy adviser. That same day Scheunemann participated
in crafting a strong statement by McCain taking Georgia's side, telling
reporters quote we must not allow Russia to believe it has free hand. Did
statements like that, purchased or not, give Georgian President Mikheil
Saakashvili to launch his military offensive in South Ossetia last Friday?
Did it in turn become Russia's excuse for invading Georgia? Over the years
Georgia has paid Scheunemann's firm $800,000. Scheunemann's company, the
Associated Press reports today, has lobbied McCain and his staff on
Saakashvili's behalf 49 separate times.* With his capital under siege today,
Saakasvili spoke like a man stuck only with a receipt. Asked about the U.S.
response or lack thereof, he used the word appeasement and put at least
partial blame for the crisis itself on President Bush […]
OLBERMANN*: McCain responded this is no time to politicize the matter, even
when it was pointed out he and his surrogate Joe Lieberman did exactly that
just yesterday.* […]
JONANTHAN ALTER: […] I do think it is really unseemly that Randy Scheunemann
had this lobbying contract. It's always the second raters by the way who are
foreign agents or lobbying for foreign governments- the top foreign policy
people do it in a more subtle way, maybe they're consultants, they're not
lobbyists. *So this really stinks, the whole deal of him. Because you don't
know who's he representing? Is he representing the interests of Georgia or
the interests of the United States? And you never want to get into a
situation like that and it's rather, I hate to say it, inexperienced maybe
on John McCain's part to be putting up with this kind of thing. And also
there's the question of whether in his rhetoric toward Putin, he's just been
too inflammatory for American interest.* […] The question though is one of
subtly and moderation in one's approach to foreign policy. *He's supposed to
be the adult here. You know the mature foreign policy statesman. Those are
the grounds on which he has asked us to elect him President. These are not
well tempered measured remarks that he's been making*. […]
CLARENCE PAGE: […] I'm just wondering Keith, how we would have felt if
Barack Obama had said I speak for all of the people of the United States
saying we are all Georgians now. *That, some people would call that a little
arrogant*. […]
OLBERMANN: […] McCain said in the 21st century nations don't invade other
nations. *Do you suppose the irony of what he said was lost on Mr. McCain
and does he assume nobodies going to draw the obvious parallel with his full
support we invaded Iraq in 21st century and five years later we're still
there?*
PAGE: I think he's hoping we don't draw significance from it but I think we
will. You just did. This is the kind of thing people are looking at in
assessing John McCain.
*McCain's Tough Stance on Russia Could be Due to Leftover Cold War Anger *(CNN
08/13/08 8:23pm)
CAMPBELL BROWN: Some of the toughest talk about the Russian invasion of
Georgia is coming from the campaign trail. Today Secretary of State Rice
revealed that she has been in regular contact with both Barack Obama and
with John McCain as this crisis unfolds. *Now McCain of course, has been
blasting the Russian's ever since the story broke last week and it has us
thinking whether or not there might be something going on beyond the
headlines, something a little more visceral for him*. […]
TOM FOREMAN: There is no question that McCain has more hands on experience
with Russia then Barack Obama does, and he's been presenting himself both as
*the voice of reason and of strength in this latest clash. But some foreign
affairs experts are not buying it. *
{Clip of Reagan]
FOREMAN: *In the final years of the Soviet Union Ronald Reagan was
thundering at the Russians, John McCain was a first term Senator cheering
him on. And 21 years later he still distrusts Russia*. […]
[Clip of McCain in Michigan]
JOHN MCCAIN: "And I am interested with good relations between the United
States and Russia but *in the 21st Century nations don't invade other
nations."*
*FOREMAN: A tough line, especially from a supporter of the Iraq invasion*.
JOHN MCCAIN: "The now Prime Minister of Russia, has been clear for a long
time, that I've been concerned about Russian behavior in a broad variety of
areas."
FOREMAN: And now listen to how this foreign policy expert is reacting.
CHARLES KUPCHAN: Well over the last few years McCain's views on Russia seem
to be getting more and more confrontational. And I think *he's really
aligned himself with the far right, not with the centrist within the
Republican Party and in some ways it seems almost that he either thinks the
cold war is still on or wants it to return. *
FOREMAN: McCain has been critical of efforts to reach out to Russia
politically and economically, even those of President Bush. He has
repeatedly attacked Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, who is a former
KGB boss.
MCCAIN: I looked into Mr. Putin's eyes and I saw three letters: a K, a G and
a B.
FOREMAN: McCain wrote in foreign affairs magazine: "*Today we see in Russia
diminishing political freedoms, a leadership dominated by a clique of former
intelligence officers. Efforts to bully democratic neighbors such as
Georgia, and attempts to manipulate Europe's dependence on Russian oil and
gas.* " McCain has pushed to have Russia thrown out of the G8, that group of
the worlds largest democracies formed to promote economic and political
cooperation. He has fought to bring the Soviet Union's former republics
into NATO, a military alliance of western powers formed to oppose Russia's
military might.
KUPCHAN: *I think it's arguably dangerous in the sense that by assuming that
Russia may be more aggressive than it is, and by pushing Russia's back up
against the wall, it's possible one can produce a self-proclaiming prophecy.
*
[…]
Highlight #2
*Dean Reynolds Discusses The New Tough McCain Campaign Tactics, Bush
Style*(CBS 08/13/08 6:40pm)
DEAN REYNOLDS: John McCain decried what he called partisan political
sniping. [play clip]
JOHN MCCAIN: This isn't a time for partisan sniping between the campaigns.
[end clip]
REYNOLDS: However the sharpest criticism has come from the surrogate
standing next to McCain this afternoon. Attacking Barack Obama's stand on
the crises as quote morally neutral, the sharper edge by his aides and the
candidate is further evidence that the McCain campaign has changed. Gone are
the bile green backdrops, and the hard to master teleprompter. [play clip]
MCCAIN: He has the audis-audacity to hope you don't mind. [end clip]
REYNOLDS: Replaced by splashier events, reminiscent of a previous Republican
campaign for the White House. But it's more than staging, it's tone. The
campaign theme is no longer reform, prosperity and peace. It's now Country
First. What that means exactly was made clear Tuesday when an
introductionary speaker framed the contest with Obama this way: [play clip]
JOE LIEBERMAN: Between one candidate, John McCain, with experience whose
been tested in war and tried in peace, another candidate who has not. [end
clip]
REYNOLDS: Remember, this was McCain months ago: [play clip]
MCCAIN: I pledge to conduct a respectful campaign. [end clip]
REYNOLDS: But now it frequently seems respect takes a backseat to ridicule.
This attack [Hilton celebrity ad] ran during the Olympics.
KEN GOLDSTEIN: McCain ads are much more likely to be negative, and the Obama
advertisements are much more likely to be positive.
REYNOLDS: And as often as McCain speaks out against partisanship, there was
a broad Republican consensus that his tamer approach was not working. And
that something new was needed. Something like we are seeing today.
Highlight #3
*Hardball Guests Discuss James Corsi Anti-Obama Book* (MSNBC
RICH MASTERS: […] James Corsi is making no bones about it he wants to defeat
Barack Obama. And for legitimate news organizations to give this guy any
more credibility than what he deserves, is really really tough right now.
It'd be almost laughable for a guy who has called Hillary Clinton a fat cow.
*This is a guy who fundamentally has no journalistic bones in his body. And
the reason its number one right now is because there are a bunch of right
wing think tanks and groups that have purchased this stuff to inflate those
numbers so that we are talking about this right now.* […]
DAVID SHUSTER: Charlie Black said the McCain campaign would make a different
choice. Here's what Charlie Black said a month ago: "We don't want to talk
about his patriotism and character, referring to Barack Obama. We concede
that he is a patriot and a person of good character. That flies in the face
of this book. […]
MASTERS*: John McCain could have a Catholic problem right now. You've got
Reverend Hagee who trashed the Catholic Church as the great Satan. Again,
McCain didn't say one word about that. Now we've got this guy who again
attacks Pope John Paul. I think John McCain needs to come out because McCain
–these folks who are speaking maybe not on his behalf but he certainly
hasn't disavowed this bunch of lies that is out there. Somebody has got to
step up and say it and John McCain who is an American war hero, should have
the courage to do what he did four years ago* and condemn this pack of lies.
[…]
Highlight #4
*Shuster Notes McCain Hypocrisy For Working With Abramoff Connected Ralph
Reed* (MSNBC 08/13/08 7:30pm)
DAVID SHUSTER: Just a few years ago former Christian Coalition leader Ralph
Reed was caught up in the Jack Abramoff lobbyist scandal. John McCain led a
Senate investigation into the scandal, ripped the characters involved, and
bragged about the people who are going to jail. *Well, now it seems John
McCain is now singing a different tune- at least about Ralph Reed*. Reed is
now a part of McCain's victory 2008 fundraising team. And Reed recently sent
out an e-mail soliciting donations for McCain. Yes, if you want a
politician to forgive and forget, help them collect some campaign cash.
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