While the McCain and Bush camps insist they're staying positive and simply using ads to draw contrasts and respond to criticism, many voters say they've already had their fill of the cheap shots. I don't want to be told what's wrong with the other guy, I want to hear what's right with him. But she also admits negative TV ads swayed her to support Bush. Bush's rebuttal commercials pushed her over to the Texan's side. That's why the experts say candidates will continue to go negative.
More attention means more commercials.
So, a TV mute button is probably the answer for those seeking to avoid the mudslinging in the final five days. I won't take every last dime of the surplus and spend it on tax cuts that mostly benefit the wealthy. Here's the problem with George Bush's new negative ad attacking me. First, he promised he wouldn't run this kind of campaign. And, his facts are wrong.