[Qwinn]

"Yup, this is just a way for Bozell to try to raise money. I hear he's running out of cash for his many operations."

Er, all I see in this article is ways he's trying to SPEND money. And a hell of a lot of it. I'm not seeing how he's going to -get- any money out of this whole thing.

Qwinn

[torchthemummy]

This is our version of a 527. And for people that think that W is being too soft in his campaign, just wait until after the Dem convention. Then there will be daily refutations of the such Cheney made yesterday when he backslapped the NYT!

[drjimmy]

Er, all I see in this article is ways he's trying to SPEND money. And a hell of a lot of it. I'm not seeing how he's going to -get- any money out of this whole thing.

Go to the "Tell the Truth" home page. See the box at the right. Click on "National Advertisement," and there is a pitch for money. If you then click on "See the actual advertisement," you will see that half of the so-called actual advertisement is itself a pitch for more money. Go back to the home page and click on "Billboards." Once again you will first see a pitch for money. I assume I don't have to tell you that the billboards depicted in the photographs don't actually exist yet. Go back to the home page again and click on "Combat Kits." Yes, by donating money you can get a lot of junk.

Of course the article made it sound like Bozell was going to be spending a lot of money and not like this was a fund-raising ploy. Bozell runs the company that put out the article!