Posted on 08/22/2004 5:46:29 PM PDT by FairOpinion
Polls show that ad is hurting Kerry, especially among veterans. His campaign is demanding President Bush renounce it.
"The president needs to step to the plate, not through a spokesperson, himself, and say, take down these ads, Sen. John Edwards said.
The Bush campaign wont take the bait. What the public sees from the Kerry campaign is a series of false and flailing attacks, they charge. The president himself has been the target of $63 million in attack ads, they claim, and Bush wants all soft money ads stopped.
"John Kerry's campaign is the only campaign that has questioned anybody's service during the Vietnam War," Bush campaign spokesman Steve Schmidt said.
But all this sniping, political experts say, hurts Kerry more than Bush.
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Has campaign finance turned out to be the biggest rope a dope of all??
Inquiring minds need to know.
Wonder if he has his own home videos?
Lampley is only projecting his own anti-Bush sentiments into the Olympics.,
He says "his presence would probably not be a welcome sight for those entrusted with the complex security operation already in place here."
In other words, he has no idea.
He also implies as if all or most Iraqi soccer players had spoken out against Bush, which is not true either.
It looks like as a result of someone leaking the news to Drudge (whoever did it, should be fired), Bush is not going, and Powell will represent the US at the closing ceremony.
It won't. The 527's funded by individual contributions are god to go right up to the election. The corporate-funded and union-funded 527's have restrictions during the last 60 days prior to the election.
Now would be a good time for a colorful mataphor from our vice president. Cheney to Edwards: "Go forth and multiply amongst yourself"
Being one , US Navy, I can understand how the ads effect veterans. I would think regular civilians would begin to question Kerry's truthfulness when they hear the 1968 Christmas in Cambodia story. I won't repeat the whole thing here but want to point out that it has been proven to be completely false. This event has been cited by Kerry biographers as the turning point in his life. It was double seared into his memory and Kerry repeated the story over several decades, before the U.S. Senate and even worked it into a movie review he gave a Boston Newspaper.
It must really suck to realize at his age that the turning point or defining moment in your life turns out to be "false memory"
Now would be a good time for a colorful mataphor from our vice president. Cheney to Edwards: "Go forth and multiply amongst yourself"
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LOL!! You made my day! :)
"John Kerry's campaign is the only campaign that has questioned anybody's service during the Vietnam War," Bush campaign spokesman Steve Schmidt said.
This is like a dream come true. Kerry seems to have a self-destructive urge. Let him "bring it on!"
And you probably won't get a thousand dollars worth of direct mail asking for more.
kerry is exhorting W to commit a tyrannical act of censorship because kerry's facing something that doesn't glorify him.
Now we know how *his* mind truly works.
Imagine him in the ultimate seat of power and tell me your blood doesn't run cold.
I did the same. We at the Free Republic all vent about the state of our country and the importance of this election. Talk is fine, but we all must contribute what we can to help Bush and win the WOT.
I feel like the cavalry's arrived!...:))
" George Bush can't even answer whether or not he even showed up for duty in the National Guard."
I guess George did not have it "seared, seared" into his memory!
And I haven't heard Kerry denouncing them, or taking down those ads.
What about organizations like the NRA and the NFIB?
"Seems like the money I sent to the swift boat veterans is getting a much bigger bang for the buck than what I gave to the Bush/Cheney 2004 campaign."
Government spending vs. private spending? ;-)
Maybe this was the wrong it. hehehehehehehehe
That's because Kerry was for the 527 ads before he was against them.
John McCain would agree.
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