Q“If you can go quietly negative, that’s what he’s done; I think the perception is that he’s still running the positive campaign,” said Evan Tracey, president of the Campaign Media Analysis Group of TNS Media Intelligence, which monitors political advertising. “It’s a pretty smart, high-low, good cop/bad cop strategy.”questions:1,meaning of 'If you can go quietly negative, that’s what he’s done' 2,meaning of 'high-low, good cop/bad cop'thanks

QSo far this year, Democratic candidates have spent $23.4 million on television ads that criticize President Bush and link him to Republican office seekers, TNS Media Intelligence/CMAG Eye reports. That compares to about only $1.4 million that Republican candidates have spent on television ads!! whats your opinion??

QAccording to, TNS Media Intelligence Campaign Media Analysis Group (TNSMI/CMAG) and the University of Wisconsin Advertising Project, Barack Obama has aired more negative ads then John McCain: 77% of the Obama campaigns' ads were deemed "negative," compared to 56% for McCain.This is the man who is going to change the way things are done in Washington and bring about change we can believe in? No thanks, I would rather have the change we need... a man who sticks to his word and not someone like Obama who goes back on his word of campaign finance reform. http://marcambinder.theatlantic.com/archives/2008/09/obamas_run_more_negative_ads.php