[areafiftyone]

CONGRATULATIONS DEMOCRATS YOU ARE NOW ELIGIBLE FOR THE WHINEY LIBERAL AWARD!!! WHOOO HOOO!

[Ronly Bonly Jones]

"We all want to defeat terrorism,">>

Sure they do. But the Dems' definition of "terrorism" is a Republican administration, House, Senate and Supreme Court. They can go hang.

[whereasandsoforth]

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.

[netmilsmom]

>>The Republican National Committee has no plans to honor Daschle's wishes. <<

You go, RNC!!!!!

[Jeff Chandler]

I saw the ad on Fox's Beltway Boys, and I am impressed. I didn't think the Pubs had it in them. It looks as if they are going to take the gloves off for once (I'll wait to see if the rats can cow them into retreating as usual, or if they keep running tough ads).

It's funny how the rats can run ads accusing the pubs of lynching, church burnings, truck draggings, etc., and the media ignores them, but when the pubs tell the truth, let the whining begin.

[blake6900]

Massachusetts Sen. Ted Kennedy called it an "attempt to stifle dissent." On ABC's "This Week," Kennedy said "dissent is a basic part of what our whole society is about."

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

[GiovannaNicoletta]

Republicans demand that the Democrats not only fire the people responsible for the Treason Memo, but bring them up on charges.

Democrats don't have a damn thing to say about anything Republicans do.

[goodnesswins]

TYPICAL Bully behavior.....when the ADULTS show up, cry about how UNFAIR something is OR change the subject.....too bad, so sad....Dems are going to LOSE!

[TheCrusader]

"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.""

Translation: 'cut it out, the truth is killing us'.

[woofer]

"It's wrong. It's erroneous, and I think that they ought to pull the ad," Daschle

Using my Sooper Tiny Tommy Decoder Ring, what he actually said was this:

"You Republican bastards! Why don't you wait until we see if we have enough money next year to run ads that ridicule President Bush before you run your ads."

[Bubba_Leroy]

Damn, that must be a GREAT ad. Does anyone know where I can download a copy off of the Internet?

[vladog]

Me thinks the lady doth protest to much!

[thinktwice]

Kennedy said "dissent is a basic part of what our whole society is about."

Knowing right from wrong is what ethics and morality is about; and knowing right from wrong appears to be George W. Bush's greatest strength.

Waiting for a first strike by adversaries that are willing and prepared to kill thousands to millions -- anywhere -- is not only morally wrong, it is a cowardly sin of omission.

[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.

===

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.

[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

[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.

[Bubba_Leroy]

Democrats Exploit Bush Credibility Gap(New DNC attack Ad) ^
			Posted by finnman69 On 07/11/2003 1:30 PM CDT with 57 comments FOX ^ | 7/11/03 WASHINGTON — Democratic presidential hopefuls who struggled to find a unified foreign policy voice at the height of the U.S.-led war against Iraq now are trying to exploit what they see as a George W. Bush credibility gap. An e-mail that the Democratic National Committee (search) sent Thursday to more than a million party faithful appealed for donations to pay for an ad that sharply questions President Bush's veracity on Iraq's weapons as several of the candidates stepped up their criticism of the commander in chief. Sen. John Kerry (search) of Massachusetts, who backed the Iraqi war, argued that Bush...
Democrats Air Ad Critical of Bush on CIA Leak  ^
			Posted by Leroy S. Mort On 10/20/2003 6:54 AM CDT with 43 comments AP ^ | Oct 20, 2003 WASHINGTON (AP) - Democrats begin running a television ad Monday criticizing the Bush administration for leaking the identity of an undercover CIA officer whose husband criticized the president's Iraq policy. "It keeps getting worse ... scandals in the Bush White House," the ad says. "Now they illegally leaked the identity of an American CIA agent ... all to hide Bush administration deceptions about the war in Iraq." The Democratic National Committee chose the Scranton-Wilkes Barre market in Pennsylvania to debut the 30-second spot. The initial ad buy is about $20,000 and it will run about a week. Democrats also sent...
Democrats Start Anti-Bush Ad Campaign (aka; how pathetic can they be?!) ^
			Posted by God luvs America On 07/21/2003 1:36 PM CDT with 23 comments Yahoo! ^ | WILL LESTER, Associated Press Writer CRAWFORD, Texas - Democrats are launching a television ad that accuses President Bush (news - web sites) of misleading Americans on the nuclear threat from Iraq (news - web sites). Republicans urged broadcasters not to carry the ad, set to be aired initially Monday in Madison, Wis., then elsewhere; they called it "deliberately false and misleading." The Democratic National Committee (news - web sites) has been raising money through an e-mail campaign that began July 10 to help finance the ad, which sharply questions Bush's veracity on Iraq's weapons. The ad says: "In his State of the Union address, George...

[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.