Help Teach American Youth That "Bush Was Right!"

The youth in America are being LIED to by liberal politicians and the mainstream media... but we've come up with a GREAT way to get the TRUTH to them: MUSIC. The Right Brothers, a conservative music duo out of Nashville, has released a new song that does what needed to be done: it tells the TRUTH. Titled Bush Was Right, the song hits the listener with fact after fact after fact - but the tune is so catchy, and the music is so driving, you can't help but sing along (especially on the chorus)! Will YOU help us to get this song in front of American youth?

This is what the youth in America need. They're already bombarded with songs on the radio and videos on MTV that trash our President, conservative beliefs, and traditional American values. From Mosh by Eminem, to Idiot Son of an A**hole by NOFX... all of these songs serve to fill young people's minds with LIES.

And of course, everywhere they turn, the mainstream media is lying to them about the FACTS -- like the FACT that WMDs were found in Iraq, including enriched uranium, chemical weapons agents, chemical warheads containing cyclosarin, radioactive materials in powdered form, roadside bombs loaded with mustard and "conventional" sarin gas, etc.; or the FACT of clear, uncontested, proven links between Saddam Hussein's Iraq and Al Qaeda; or the FACTS of all of the GOOD news that's happening in Iraq, which the media refuses to report!

We think it's time they hear the TRUTH - so we're launching a full-out nationwide campaign to get this new song full of TRUTH onto MTV and radio stations across America!

WILL YOU HELP US? We're putting together a "kickin'" music video right now, and we're preparing a HUGE grassroots campaign to get hundreds of thousands of people to request Bush Was Right! on MTV's "Total Request Live" show... leading to our demands for it to be played in regular rotation!

If they DON'T - then we'll hit the media in a BIG way, showing how MTV plays left-wing videos while CENSORING conservative videos!

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