Photos of the Republican Direct Mail and Door Hanger Attacking Obama

The McCain Campaign and its allies have begun an unprecedented nationwide negative campaign that uses robocalls, direct mail, and other techniques to quietly poison voters' information with lies and fear tactics.

From the following organization: Republican Party of Florida

In the following location: Florida

Description: This mailer uses scare tactics to suggest Americans must “vote Republican” to keep America safe. That’s a false choice.

From the following organizations: Republican Party of New Mexico

In the following locations: Colorado, New Mexico

Description: This deceptive mailer drastically distorts Barack’s position on diplomacy.

From the following organizations: Paid for by the Republican National Committee, authorized by McCain-Palin 2008

In the following locations: Maine, North Carolina, Missouri

From the following organizations: Republican National Committee

In the following locations: Iowa, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania

From the following organizations: Republican Party of New Mexico, Republican Party of Florida, Republican Party of Iowa

In the following locations: New Mexico, Florida, Iowa

Description: This mailer attacks Barack Obama’s position on choice.

From the following organizations: Republican National Committee and McCain-Palin campaign

In the following locations: Missouri, Virginia, Iowa, Florida

Sen. John McCain this week gave his personal stamp of approval to one of the toughest pieces of direct mail in the 2008 campaign.

The brochure, which is being sent to voters in Virginia and Missouri, features a picture of what is either a plane about to crash into a building full of people or an airport departure gate, along with the words: "Terrorists Don't Care Who They Hurt."

The other side of the mailer says: "Barack Obama Thinks Terrorists Just Need a Good Talking To."

Controversial? Yes. But is McCain proud of it? Absolutely, according to an interview McCain gave to KDSD, a local television station in Missouri.

In the interview, McCain is shown the flier and asked if he's proud of it. "Absolutely," he said.

From the following organizations: Republican Party of Virginia, Wisconsin Republican Party

In the following locations: Virginia, Wisconsin

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