The recent outcry has been about the so-called negative campaign of John McCain and Sarah Palin has been one key way for Obama and his campaign to devert attention about facts concerning the character of “The One”. Even turncoat Colin Powell told reporters that he is disappointed by the McCain campaign. He called recent alleged attacks on Sen. Obama for his association with 1960s radical William Ayers and the false implications that he is Muslim or un-American “over the top.”

“That kind of negativity troubled me,” Mr. Powell said. “We have got to say to the world: It doesn’t make any difference who you are or what you are, if you’re an American, you’re an American.”

The animated sitcom ‘Family Guy’ show’s creator, Seth MacFarlane, is an ardent supporter of Barack Obama. MacFarlane has given thousands to the Democratic presidential nominee and the Democratic Party, and even spoke at an Obama rally in Ohio earlier this month.

At the Obama rally at Ohio’s Bowling Green State University MacFarlane read a transcript of an interview with Palin regarding Supreme Court decision Roe v. Wade, which the Alaskan governor does not support. He read the lines in the voice of Peter, Stewie’s bumbling father on “Family Guy,” for comic effect.

On Sunday night the show weigh in on the presidential race by likening the McCain/Palin ticket to the Nazi party in World War II. In the episode, two of the characters, Stewie (a talking baby) and Brian (a talking dog) are transported to Poland during the Nazi invasion of World War II.

In one scene, the characters beat up and steal the uniforms of two Nazi officers. Stewie looks down at his Nazi uniform and notices a McCain/Palin campaign button attached to its lapel, remarking “Huh, that’s weird.”

We have Colin Powell attacking the McCain campaign for discussing ties between Barack Hussein Obama and a domestic terrorist and the media continues it’s barrage of insults against John McCain and Sarah Palin.

Will Colin Powell comment on Seth MacFarlane and his attacks? Did anyone on the Obama campaign, including the most merciful “Messiah”, suggest that a well-known Obama supporter is threatening his opposition?

Of course not, it’s only “dirty campaigning” when the opposition does it. Indeed!