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Democrats (Acting like little babies) Insist Republicans Pull Bush Ad
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| 11/23/03
Posted on 11/23/2003 11:03:50 AM PST by areafiftyone
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To: areafiftyone
Senate Democratic leader Tom Daschle is demanding that Republicans stop showing their first television ad of the 2004 presidential race, which he called "repulsive and outrageous."
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Actually, he's right: It is "repulsive and outrageous" and....hey, wait a minute... |
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posted on
11/23/2003 1:07:39 PM PST
by
Fintan
(Tito!!! Tito!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
To: gaspar
now THAT would be a good commercial
82
posted on
11/23/2003 1:10:04 PM PST
by
fatrat
To: areafiftyone
Presidential candidate Wesley Clark said the ad is wrong and ought to be pulled. It violates "the pledge the president made to not exploit 9-11 for political purposes," Clark said on CBS' "Face the Nation."What a joke. What have the dems been doing since 9-11. That is all we hear, all day every day.
Shine the light on the cockroaches, watch them scurry.
83
posted on
11/23/2003 1:10:08 PM PST
by
Vinnie
To: FairOpinion
When I read your post, I thought, "That can't be right -- the ad (according to the transcript you posted) doesn't even mention Democrats by name." Then I viewed the ad. Doesn't even address the Demo's by name! Mebbe Tommy et al have guilty consciences?
84
posted on
11/23/2003 1:10:13 PM PST
by
G-dzilla
To: FairOpinion
Thanks so much.
85
posted on
11/23/2003 1:15:43 PM PST
by
areafiftyone
(Democrats = the hamster is dead but the wheel is still spinning)
To: whereasandsoforth
Why don't the RNC folks make an ad showing a little girl picking daisies until a terrorist blows her up. Remember that one well. My first election, and I'm embarrassed to say prompted me to waste my vote on LBJ.
The one and only time I've voted dem for the presidency.
86
posted on
11/23/2003 1:16:08 PM PST
by
Vinnie
To: maxwellp
That's the problem. What is the Rat policy? Every time I hear the Dem candidates speaking all they do is bash President Bush, or sometimes each other. That about sums it up. Howard Dean has been carried to the brink of the Rat nomination with one and only one message: "I hate Bush and you should, too.". I have yet to hear a Rat articulate any kind of coherent and reasonable alternative to Bush's approach to the WOT.
The last reasonable voice I heard in the Rat party was Robert Casey, and up to the day he died the Rats ostracized him for his principled stand against abortion. Rats are the true party of intolerance and suppression of dissent. It speaks either to the ignorance of the sheeple or effectiveness of the Rats' lies (maybe both) that the perception among the electorate is 180 degrees opposite of this.
87
posted on
11/23/2003 1:17:40 PM PST
by
chimera
To: areafiftyone; Mo1
"The 30-second ad, featuring clips of Bush during his State of the Union address last January, portrays the president as a fighter of terrorism as Democrats retreat from the fight." Bwhahahahahahahahaha. Yeah, their ads bashing the president are so much classier. Truth, on the other hand, is offensive. "Truth? they can't handle the truth!"
You seen this, Mo?
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Tiny Tommy
88
posted on
11/23/2003 1:24:23 PM PST
by
sweetliberty
("Better to keep silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.")
To: areafiftyone
Didn't the Democreeps do another ad like that not too long ago?Indeed they did.
During the '64 election LBJ v. Goldwater, the dems portrayed AuH2O as a loose cannon.
They ran an ad with a little girl picking flowers in a field with mushroom clouds in the background.
I don't know if it won it for LBJ, probably not as LBJ was way ahead, but it swayed me.
They didn't fool me a second time.
89
posted on
11/23/2003 1:24:29 PM PST
by
Vinnie
To: Ronly Bonly Jones
"But the Dems' definition of "terrorism" is a Republican administration, House, Senate and Supreme Court." Yes, it was important to clear that up. We all know that what a democRAT means when he says certain words are not at all the same thing regular people mean using the same words..
90
posted on
11/23/2003 1:26:08 PM PST
by
sweetliberty
("Better to keep silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.")
To: IronJack
"It's just that the Republicans want to do it with guns and bombs and stuff that blows up. We prefer to do it by inviting Saddam Hussein over for herbal tea and scones and dialoguing about his inappropriate choices." LOL.. so true.
Good one IJ
91
posted on
11/23/2003 1:26:39 PM PST
by
Vinnie
To: netmilsmom
"The Republican National Committee has no plans to honor Daschle's wishes" What??? You mean they're not going allow little Tom to dictate to them how they can run their campaign? Hehehehe....'bout time.
92
posted on
11/23/2003 1:27:56 PM PST
by
sweetliberty
("Better to keep silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.")
To: FairOpinion
Thanks. I particularly like that they included the "Some have said we must not act until the threat is imminent" quote from Bush's State of the Union Address, since it directly refutes the democRAT lie that Bush said that Saddam was an imminent threat.
To: areafiftyone
How about a split screen ad showing on one half a tow truck pulling a car out the water at Chapaquidick and on the other half two U.S. Senators (Kennedy - MA and Dud - CT) sitting in a bar, drunk and abusing waitresses?
To: areafiftyone
I can just see the little twerp standing on his stool, hands in fists at his side, vigorously shaking his head and hands like Daffy Duck. To be honest, if he started demanding I cease my freedom of speech like that, I would be coughing myself sick after laughing uncontrollably for days. LOLOLOL
To: Plutarch
"The Dems are complaining about the stifling of dissent, but what they are demanding is that the Republicans stifle their dissenting ad." That's different. Rules of fair play don't apply to them. Neither does truth nor do moral absolutes. Speaking the truth in ads, well, it's just plain unfair to their side. Hope I cleared that up.
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posted on
11/23/2003 1:40:28 PM PST
by
sweetliberty
("Better to keep silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.")
To: Qwinn
"Is there -any- lengths these scumbags won't go to to be utter hypocrites!?" No.
97
posted on
11/23/2003 1:43:08 PM PST
by
sweetliberty
("Better to keep silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.")
To: FairOpinion
"I think someone should make a collection of all the lies the Dem candidates and the DNC said about Bush so far." I don't think we have that much bandwidth.
98
posted on
11/23/2003 1:47:18 PM PST
by
sweetliberty
("Better to keep silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.")
To: blackie
"Too bad that the pro-terrorist democrats and their left-wing lackeys in the media are so brain dead!" Too bad we don't have the option of pulling THEIR feeding tube.
99
posted on
11/23/2003 1:48:46 PM PST
by
sweetliberty
("Better to keep silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.")
To: areafiftyone
Bush should run this ad right up the cracks of the RATs as$$es. And improve upon it. Obviously it works! They complain!
100
posted on
11/23/2003 1:51:25 PM PST
by
BobS
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