[sarasota]

Has anyone even heard the media remark on the connection between Kerry's campaign and moveon?

[Cboldt]

Has anyone even heard the media remark on the connection between Kerry's campaign and moveon?

Hell no. And they won't.

[sweetliberty]

"Has anyone even heard the media remark on the connection between Kerry's campaign and moveon?"

I'm sure they will.....any day now. < /sarcasm >

[airborne]

No, but I heard about the Bush staffer who left after they found out his connection, first thing this morning.

[kattracks]

You mean the media that's an arm of the DNC?

Here's the three top stories on one site that features AP articles:

• Former POW resigns from Bush campaign 6:26 a.m. ET

• Veteran backs Kerry on Silver Star account 6:25 a.m. ET

• Graphic designer fired after heckling Bush 6:13 a.m. ET

[NavyCanDo]

And what about Michael Moore at the DNC? Sitting next to Jimmy Carter in the VIP box. Could not that be considered a payback in some way for F911?

[stylin19a]

I forget where I got this
We could always email the following to the media as an example of Sen. Kerry's potential contact with a 527 :

A letter to MoveOn members from John Kerry

Dear MoveOn Members,

Three words sum up why we need to take action today: The Supreme Court. I need you to join me in keeping the Supreme Court out of the hands of right wing ideologues. I am prepared to filibuster, if necessary, any Supreme Court nominee who would turn back the clock on a woman's right to choose, on civil rights and individual liberties, and on the laws protecting workers and the environment.

If you agree with me that there should be no equivocation, no double-speak, no avoidance of the issue, then sign my online petition today at:

petition.johnkerry.com

I will deliver this petition to Senate Democratic Leader, Tom Daschle, and the Ranking Democratic Member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Pat Leahy, as well as their counterparts on the Republican side of the aisle: Majority Leader Bill Frist and Judiciary Chairman Orrin Hatch. We will assure that they hear our voices loud and clear that we will oppose a nominee who would turn back the clock on a woman's right to choose, on civil rights and individual liberties, and on the laws protecting workers and the environment.

The criteria are basic: Any person who thinks it's his or her job to push an extreme political agenda, rather than to interpret the law, should not be a Supreme Court Justice. Any person who thinks it's his or her job to carry out the President's political agenda, rather than to provide justice to ordinary Americans, should not be a Supreme Court Justice.

Make no mistake, we need to take back the White House in 2004 and that's why I'm running for President. When I'm President there will be no John Ashcroft trampling on the Bill of Rights; but before I become President we must stop George W. Bush from using the Supreme Court to carry out the President's political agenda, rather than to provide justice to ordinary Americans.

The differences today are clear: George Bush wants to criminalize the right of women to choose, he's willing to take us back to the days of back alleys, to gag doctors and to deny families the right to plan and be aware of their choices. And don&#8217;t take my word for it: just look at who they've already tried to ram down our throats: Judges like Charles Pickering and Priscilla Owen who have long records of opposition to Roe v. Wade, have sought to restrict laws barring sexual discrimination, have supported a ban on interracial marriage, and have worked to narrow laws on gender discrimination. Or Judges like James Leon Holmes who dismissed arguments for the availability of abortion for rape victims claiming that conceptions from rape occur with approximately the same frequency as snowfall in Miami. Each year in America, over 30,000 women become pregnant as a result of rape or incest; snow falls in Miami roughly once every 100 years.

I believe America should move forward and advance our right to privacy and equal rights, the civil rights, and the right to choose in this nation.

No one is better at demanding action and holding government accountable than MoveOn.Org; and together we can stop the Bush right-wing juggernaut by mobilizing the United States Senate to reject any Bush Supreme Court nominee hostile to the rights of women to choose.

Sincerely,

John Kerry
June 17, 2003

[Spunky]

"Has anyone even heard the media remark on the connection between Kerry's campaign and moveon?"

Yes.

Tim Russert "Meet the Press" did on his show today.

[Mo1]

Has anyone even heard the media remark on the connection between Kerry's campaign and moveon?

They don't even want to talk about the MILLIONS Soros gave

[Polybius]

Has anyone even heard the media remark on the connection between Kerry's campaign and moveon?

The major media is a Liberal 527 group.

[Wolfhound777]

Now why would the media remark on the connection? The media and Moveon are in lockstep in their activities to destroy the soveriegnty of the United States and turn us into a lackey for the commies at the UN.

[Petronski]

Major Garrett made general reference to connections on Friday. I suspect he will follow up this week. His reports have been very even.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Are you kidding?

[mewzilla]

Has anyone even heard the media remark on the connection between Kerry's campaign and moveon?

Heck, they haven't even gone after Exley for some of the comments he's made, including one that called the US the world's leading human rights abuser.

[staytrue]

You should see the DNC add that does not say "vote for Kerry" but does have a large sign that says "kerry for president".

The DNC is not supposed to coordinate with the kerry campaign after the democrat convention.