[areafiftyone]

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

[quesera]

Nice and very effective ad. Everything in it is true, and I can understand why the Rats hate it. I hope there is a lot more of this in our arsenal to throw at them.

[EGPWS]

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."

Tommy boy is really fixated on that word "outrageous" isn't he? Must be a personal issue that maybe he has aquired while spending his years as a Democrat.

[Quix]

THEY COMMIT WORSE WAY OFF THE SCALE AND THEN

WHINE AND SCREAM AND REND THEIR CLOTHES WHEN SOMEONE SOUNDS 0.0000001% AS BAD AS THEY DO.

HYPORATS is a weak label for them. We don't have an English word sufficiently awful enough for their hypocrisy.

[GregoryFul]

Kennedy called it an "attempt to stifle dissent."

Why the RNC is just proclaiming your viewpoint - wouldn't you like the public to know what you believe about the war against terrorism? Oh, I see, you think that the consequences of the public knowing what you believe would be a resounding defeat at the polls!

Stifle dissent, huh? Dissent to your heart's content. Proclaim your displeasure with the war on terror! Make it known far and wide!

[Lazamataz]

We all want to defeat terrorism," [Daschle] said.

Yeah, but you guys define terrorism as voting Republican.

[Daschle said] "to chastise and to question the patriotism of those who are in opposition to some of the president's plans I think is wrong."

That's because you Democrats are unpatriotic.

Democrats hate America.

[Lady Heron]

The Republicans better not pull the ad and give the democrats legitimacy.

I say respond to the democrats by trippling the airing of the ad.

[Fintan]

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."

 

 

Actually, he's right: It is "repulsive and outrageous" and....hey, wait a minute...

[Vinnie]

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.

[sweetliberty]

"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

[leprechaun9]

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?

[Redwood71]

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

[BobS]

Bush should run this ad right up the cracks of the RATs as$$es. And improve upon it. Obviously it works! They complain!

[RobFromGa]

the ad is made up of clips of speeches he gave in public, how could they possibly object to the ad. It makes no mention of Democrats anyway except that they suffer in comparison to his leadership skills.

Daschle is really reaching on this one. Esp with all the completely made-up criticism they throw Bush's way on a daily basis.

[ChadGore]

Here's the larger question:
Why hasn't a single democrat used the following phrase, with pride and conviction, in every stump speach ?
"I vow to continue the War Of Terror"

Why can't they say it?

[Cicero]

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

I think Ann Coulter has helped clear the way for this ad. Before she published "Treason," the Democrats would have screamed "McCarthyism!" and it would have worked. Now they can only mumble weakly about the right to "dissent"--itself a negative word for most people other than leftists.

[nicmarlo]

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."

Sorry if you've already seen this. Daschle is repulsed and outraged! : )

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[plain talk]

Well, lets see - stating the truth, that Democrats are playing politics with 9/11, is playing politics with 9/11? I think we need to get tougher than this ad and stay on the offense.

[Brilliant]

As soon as the Dems stop criticizing the President's war policy, and apologize for the attacks they have made to date, the President should pull this ad.

[scott7278]

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

I'm so glad to see that Senator Kennedy is all for the GOP to make this ad, because to call on the GOP to pull the ad would be "to stifle dissent."

Oh, wait...that's not what he meant. Silly me.

[Concentrate]

"We all want to defeat terrorism," the South Dakota senator said. But "to chastise and to question the patriotism of those who are in opposition to some of the president's plans I think is wrong."

I love to watch'em squirm like the little maggots they are.