Game Change Page #11
Man:
...Turned around.I think she has done it
in the sense that of the
four debaters we've seen,
she was the most interesting,
attractive of them all.
- She is personable...
- I can still win this thing.
...She's got
a sense of humor.
She looked straight
into the camera
while Joe's
talking to Gwen...
This map is now lopsided
John McCain pulling
out of Michigan.
The first domino
in an economic debate
that if John McCain
does not turn around soon,
many see more blue
on this map
and more trouble
for John McCain.
Man:
Yesterday, it wasannounced that the campaign
to Obama to win.
- What's going on there?
- I read that this morning also,
and I fired off
a quick e-mail
and I said, "oh, come on!
Do we have to?"
Do we have to
call it there?"
I want to go back to Michigan,
and I want to try.
Steve:
What the f***?
McCain had hoped to
just score a pick-up.
We made the decision to pull
the ads out of Michigan
because we can't win there.
We need the money
in Pennsylvania
- and Ohio.
- You're making a big mistake.
You know, I know I'm not
an expert like yourself,
but seeing as we're
seven points out,
I don't see why
the vice presidential campaign
can't make
a quick stop there
in the middle
of the night.
And who are you
gonna meet with?
Your press corps
doesn't want
to hear you speak
at 3:
00 in the morning.And there's no such thing as
a vice presidential campaign.
This is
John McCain's campaign,
and this is the decision
that John McCain has made.
You must stick
to the script, Governor.
And what script
is that, Steve?
'Cause I haven't seen
anything resembling
a script this entire
flippin' campaign.
When you publicly
contradict John McCain,
you hurt John McCain.
I know what I know
what I know.
And there you have it.
Afternoon, governor.
This is a pro-stem cell ad?
Yes, Governor.
That's the Senator's position.
Yeah, it's not my position.
I'm not saying it.
I thought that--
you guys should have shown
This is a waste of my time.
Why wasn't I informed
that jeb Bradley
is appearing with me
at the rally?
I don't think we foresaw
that being a problem.
I just googled him.
He's pro-choice.
There's no way I'm going onstage
with anyone who's pro-choice.
Bradley's gone
or I'm gone, period.
Yes, Governor.
Man on TV:
The rnc spenta stunning $150,000
on clothes for Governor
Sarah Palin and her family
according to the federal
election commission reports.
The revelation
that so much money
was spent at fancy
clothing stores
like neiman Marcus
and saks fifth Avenue
could be a huge blow
to the governor's image
as an everyday,
average American.
Several republican donors
have publicly
expressed outrage...
- You watching this?
- Man #2:
Yeah, I'm watching.Un-f***ing-believable.
Why didn't
you people tell me
these clothes
cost this much?
It wasn't just
your clothes, Governor.
It was also for the kids,
Todd and your parents.
Sarah:
I want 'Em gone.
Get 'Em out of here.
You know, I buy my clothes
at consignment shops.
I never wanted this fancy crap
in the first place.
Hey. Hi, nice to meet you.
- How are you? Hey, hi.
- Man:
Governor Palin,what's your response
to the findings
that the Alaska state
legislature's report
on your involvement
in the troopergate scandal?
I was thrilled to be
cleared of all wrongdoing.
You know you're not
supposed to be here.
Go back to the press risers,
please. Thank you.
You can't say you were
cleared of all wrongdoing.
- Why not?
- Because you weren't.
you abused your power.
That is the opposite of being
cleared of all wrongdoing.
- Then why was I told otherwise?
- You weren't told otherwise.
And why haven't you
released a statement
saying that Todd
was never a member
of the Alaska
independence party?
Because that would be untrue.
He was a member.
He registered by accident,
and rectified the error
immediately.
He was a member
for seven years!
I'm sorry,
Governor, but...
There is only a few weeks
left in this campaign.
You have got to stop
saying things to the press
that are blatantly untrue.
That is not the kind of campaign
that we are running here.
"Campaign"-- is that what
you're calling this now?
Governor, I admit that this
is a dysfunctional campaign,
but that is what I inherited,
to help us win this election.
And that's what
I'm trying to do, too,
and all you're doing
is screwing me up.
That's all you've done this
entire time, is get in my way.
- Sarah:
Oh, oh.dollars for this campaign.
Hundreds of thousands
of people are coming
to see me speak, not John
McCain, God bless him.
They are coming to see me.
So if I am single-handedly
carrying this campaign,
I'm gonna do what I want.
Crowd:
Sarah! Sarah! Sarah!
tell CNN they're annoyed
by what one aide called
"Palin going rogue."
God damn it.
I hate it when there's
leaking and backstabbing
after a campaign, let alone
before it's f***ing over.
I need you to step in
and talk to her.
I don't know, Stevie boy.
I don't know.
Sir...
I can't control her any more.
I don't know if she's
getting on a campaign plane
in the morning or what
she's gonna say at night.
We need to finish
this campaign
with as much dignity
as possible,
and the only way
that can happen
is if you get her in line.
That's not gonna
do it, Steve.
She might start
turning on me.
Most of these polls
have us trailing
five to eight points.
- So what now?
- John...
I mean, these numbers
do show it.
We've got to make this
about Obama.
We've got to get tough
and we've got
to get negative.
If we go this way,
reverend Wright is still
the best play we have.
Any of you
ever been accused
out of wedlock
because your adopted daughter
was born in Bangladesh?
And then when she was 16
and googled her name,
I had to explain to her
why president bush's henchmen
called her a bastard
when she was 10 years old.
Yeah, listen, South Carolina--
that was an ugly primary,
but this isn't
the same thing.
I mean, reverend Wright
really did say those things.
That may be true.
But there is a dark side
to American populism.
Some people win elections
by tapping into it.
I'm not one of those people.
Rick:
Okay.So what about bill ayers?
Obama began his career
in the living room
of a domestic terrorist.
Domestic terrorist.
Nothing to do with race.
Yeah, okay.
Ayers is fair.
Okay. Who ouould do this?
And Barack held
one of the first meetings
of his political career
in bill ayers' living room.
( Crowd protesting )
Pallin' around
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