Democrats (Acting like little babies) Insist Republicans Pull Bush Ad

AP via Road Runner ^ | 11/23/03

[Plutarch]

Senate Democratic leader Tom Daschle is demanding that Republicans stop showing their ...ad

Presidential candidate Wesley Clark said the ad...ought to be pulled.

Massachusetts Sen. Ted Kennedy called it an "attempt to stifle dissent."

I'm confused. The Dems are complaining about the stifling of dissent, but what they are demanding is that the Republicans stifle their dissenting ad.

I guess its like the village in Viet Nam, the dissent has to be destroyed in order to save it.

[FairOpinion]

"It's wrong. It's erroneous, and I think that they ought to pull the ad," Daschle told NBC's "Meet the Press" program on Sunday.

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That means the ad is effective. :)

Also -- Daschle didn't speak up about an ad being "erroneous", when the Dem ad portrayed Bush as killing babies with arsenic poisoned water.

[FairOpinion]

"Why don't the RNC folks make an ad showing a little girl picking daisies until a terrorist blows her up. The democrats did not find a similar ad offensive 40 years ago. "

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That would be a good idea.

[Qwinn]

This is just insane.

Kennedy says the war was "cooked up in Texas", calls Bush "A LIAR! A LIAR!", implies that Bush started the whole war for personal profit... as if THAT isn't an out and out accusation of treason... and he does so without Censure...

And then when Bush gives his side of the story, Kennedy whines it's "stifling dissent"?!?!?!?

Is there -any- lengths these scumbags won't go to to be utter hypocrites!?

Qwinn

[gooleyman]

How 'bout this one:

A little girl in a flower field with the countdown going and she's saved at the second by George Bush capturing the creeps that were going to blow her up.

She then goes running into the arms of her grateful parents who declare that they will be voting Republican in the next election.

[hoot2]

"attempt to stifle dissent."

"Hey, Ted...unfortunately so's murder. "

isn't ted (the swimmer), stifling pubbies "up or down" vote on judges...
sounds unconstitutional to me...not just partisan

[gaspar]

"We all want to defeat terrorism...,(but)"; We all support the war in Iraq...,(but); "We all support our fighting men...,(but); We all support the effort in Afghanistan..., (but); We all defend homeland security..., (but); We all support our President's visit to Britain..., (but); We all support a strong military...., (but); We all support an independent judiciary..., (but); We all support a strong energy self-sufficiency policy..., (but); We all defend the right of private property..., (but); We all defend the capitalist system..., (but); WE DECRY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY EFFORT TO TAG US AS DEFEATISTS, SOCIALISTS, AND ANTI-WAR ELITISTS.

[FairOpinion]

Oh, and remember the cartoon on the official DNC site about Bush personally pushing a little old lady in wheelchair, off the cliff?

Did Daschle demand that they pull that ad, as "untruthful"?

[Issaquahking]

If the democrats don't like the ad.....GREAT! This is a sure sign that it is going to be effective. If Gore had won the 2000 election perhaps as a peace appeaser he could have had us hit by a nuke by now?

Stand tall Republicans!

[StACase]

"We all want to defeat terrorism," the South Dakota senator said.

As a matter of priority, the Democrats are more interested in defeating George Bush than they are of defeating terrorism.

[OldFriend]

Why not show pictures of the little girl on the plane with her grandparents.......flying to Disney........

They stopped at the WTC first!

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Or just show a office with people starting their day getting coffee, turning on computers, chatting with co-workers and then have one of them glance out the window and scream.

End it with an explosion and the words “Just what is it that we are suppose to understand about this?"

[Bubba_Leroy]

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[FairOpinion]

I think someone should make a collection of all the lies the Dem candidates and the DNC said about Bush so far.

I think there is a large amount of that.

[blackie]

The evidence is there ~ Too bad that the pro-terrorist democrats and their left-wing lackeys in the media are so brain dead!

[Tabi Katz]

Well, by golly, if the Democrats say it, we'd better do it! After all, they know what's best for the GOP.

[Cobra64]

Tom Daschle, "I am saddened. Deeply saddened.

[Lancey Howard]

Great ad!
Republican guts, ruthlessness, and in-your-face-ness is what I was hoping the RNC would use my money for. Now where's my checkbook?

[Dana113]

Please quit with the logic!! ;)

[bannie]

When in the hell did "they" make these new rules???

So: If the truth benefits the conservatives, it may not be used.