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FReeper-made Pro-Bush Ad proposal! Please check it out and comment! (click here)
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| 2-20-04
Posted on 02/20/2004 10:34:22 AM PST by jmstein7
Hey all!!!
Please right-click HERE to look at my proposed ad! (use save as).
I'm interested in your comments! Please post them to this thread.
TOPICS: Activism/Chapters
KEYWORDS: ads; gwb2004
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To: Kieri; ambrose; visualops; b4its2late; prairiebreeze
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posted on
02/20/2004 11:12:07 AM PST
by
jmstein7
(Real Men Don't Need Chunks of Government Metal on Their Chests to be Heroes)
To: Wild Irish Rogue
Absolutely! Pass the ad on!
Let's make sure it gets all over the net.
(If it does, news networks might "air" it during roundtables, etc.)
Maybe we should pass it to drudge?
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posted on
02/20/2004 11:13:24 AM PST
by
jmstein7
(Real Men Don't Need Chunks of Government Metal on Their Chests to be Heroes)
To: jmstein7
Looks nice, but I would say that we need a similar thing with the focus on economy.
Bill Clinton got booming economy when he was elected.
He run it into the ground with high taxes in 8 short years.
On the way he and his cronies robbed whole generation of their savings in an Internet bubble.
When GW warned about coming economic problems and called for action even before he was elected he was accused in 'talking the economy down'.
When GW asked for lifesaving tax cut, Democrats resisted for the whole year and allowed the country to slip into recession.
Now they are blaming GW in problems of their own making. Democrats cannot be trusted.
43
posted on
02/20/2004 11:13:47 AM PST
by
alex
To: diotima
Working on it ;)
44
posted on
02/20/2004 11:13:54 AM PST
by
jmstein7
(Real Men Don't Need Chunks of Government Metal on Their Chests to be Heroes)
To: jmstein7; smith288
On this subject I snagged the domain name www.ketchupboy.com so the dems couldn't sit on it. I'll donate it to a FReeper who wants to play with tomatoes.
Also, the file as you probably know the file is too big to email - perhaps you can get a FReeper to redo it in a 'FLASH' presentation that would be a fraction of the size, small enough to email by the masses.
45
posted on
02/20/2004 11:16:35 AM PST
by
quantim
(Victory is not relative, it is absolute.)
To: quantim
46
posted on
02/20/2004 11:17:09 AM PST
by
jmstein7
(Real Men Don't Need Chunks of Government Metal on Their Chests to be Heroes)
To: deeaggie
You will not find a better place on the internet to get the REAL news...
47
posted on
02/20/2004 11:28:05 AM PST
by
davidosborne
(www.davidosborne.net)
To: deeaggie
Youre very welcome, Its such a great site. Many others here including myself lurked long before joining.
One day i had such a great comment to post on a thread but couldnt, so i finally joined.
I can hardly stand the TV media anymore.
Breaking News cant be beat here, and people from all over post as stuff happens in their location. I love politics but the breaking news and humor here is what keeps me coming back. And i have learned more about politics in the process. (and not with the typical left slant)
See ya around FRiend.
To: jmstein7
The music is a problem. It just doesn't fit. Find a clip of a Sousa march that starts slow and changes to triumphant.
And yeah, Saddam's face needs to be there--and you need to show jubilant Iraqis too IMHO. Can you imagine having lived under Saddam and then not having to anymore???
It's like having lived under Clinton and not having to anymore--times a million.
To: No Blue States
Kerry's Past to Star in Bush's Ads:
President Bush 's reelection campaign has decided to focus its coming advertising barrage not only on John F. Kerry's record as a senator but also on his days as an antiwar activist, a House candidate and Massachusetts's lieutenant governor.
"The beauty of John Kerry (news - web sites) is 32 years of votes and public pronouncements," said Mark McKinnon, the chief media adviser. McKinnon suggested a possible tag line: "He's been wrong for 32 years, he's wrong now."
Campaign officials said in interviews that they plan substantial positive advertising about the president, focused on his proposals rather than accomplishments, when they begin spending tens of millions of dollars on the airwaves next month. But they made it clear that many of the ads will accuse the Democratic front-runner of "hypocrisy," in McKinnon's word, in part by reaching back into his early career.
More:
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/washpost/20040220/pl_washpost/a56111_2004feb19
To: jmstein7
51
posted on
02/20/2004 11:34:23 AM PST
by
smith288
(http://www.ejsmithweb.com/FR/JohnKerry/)
To: Triple Word Score
Great suggestions... I will edit it.
Any Sousa marches in particular you can think of? I'm sticking to public domain music, so Sousa marches work.
52
posted on
02/20/2004 11:35:12 AM PST
by
jmstein7
(Real Men Don't Need Chunks of Government Metal on Their Chests to be Heroes)
To: smith288
OH YEAH!!!
That's AWESOME!
Pass it on!
53
posted on
02/20/2004 11:36:04 AM PST
by
jmstein7
(Real Men Don't Need Chunks of Government Metal on Their Chests to be Heroes)
To: jmstein7
My son has just re-organized the family music collection to suit himself, so I can't find my Sousa marches. Wish I could help you. I'm thinking El Capitan might do...
To: jmstein7
Good job. Add a picture of Uday, Kusay and Saddam to the list of accomplishments.
To: jmstein7
Good start.
First, you have properly pointed to Bush's one trick pony this year-- security. He has to hit with that over and over. This election has to be about national security.
Scrap the part about "The Democrats Did Nothing." It's not necessary. You want Democrat votes, too.
Just show all the recent times (caption with vivid single picture) when we've been hit by Islamist terrorism (no music, bell ring each one-- like the kind they use at memorial ceremonies):
1993: World Trade Center
1993: Somalia Rescue Casualties
1994: Ari Halberstam
1996: TWA Flight 800
1996: Khobar Towers; Saudi Arabia
1998: US Embassy; Kenya
2000: USS Cole; Yemen
2001: 9/11
"For too long, we failed to seriously respond to the threat from terrorism, but now we are taking the fight to terrorists holed up in caves and spiderholes. Our worldwide campaign against terrorists has only begun, but President Bush is committed to it. Together, we will not tire, we will not falter, and we will not fail."
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posted on
02/20/2004 11:47:09 AM PST
by
GraniteStateConservative
("Bush wakes up every morning thinking about how to take the war to the terrorists." -- C. Hitchens)
To: Wild Irish Rogue
Wonder if the message posted here on February 4 entitled "Bush lied about WMD? -- Yeah right!" wouldn't make a great ad. This is where Clinton, Kerry, Gore, Albright et al were voicing their opinions concerning WMDs and how Hussein should be dealt with etc. Think there's about 19 different comments. Anyway, wouldn't this make a great ad contrasting threating doing something and actually doing it---talk about hypocrites.
57
posted on
02/20/2004 12:02:32 PM PST
by
mupcat
To: GraniteStateConservative
Clinton playing the Sax?
58
posted on
02/20/2004 12:13:42 PM PST
by
BARLF
To: smith288; jmstein7
Bump for later!
59
posted on
02/20/2004 12:43:48 PM PST
by
Brad’s Gramma
(Pray for America and Israel)
To: jmstein7
tripod says page or file isn't there. :(
60
posted on
02/20/2004 12:52:30 PM PST
by
Mia T
(Stop Clintons' Undermining Machinations (The acronym is the message.))
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