[Steely Tom]

To quote Gertrude Stein: "Interesting if true."

(steely)

[this_ol_patriot]

Yep my local paper is full of letters with the DNC talking points. Bush sat for 7 minutes, Iraq is for oil or Daddy, tax cuts for the rich, he ruined Clinton's sterling economy and yada, yada, yada, same old, same old. Some are from the usual local liberal suspects but most seem to be first time writers, no doubt a paid part of this campaign

[anymouse]

Joseph Gobels is alive and well and on the DNC payroll. Be careful out there fellow FReepers.

[bert]

GRAVITAS......

old news, new package

[JerseyHighlander]

I have been an almost religious lurker on DNC message boards

Hope you're getting paid. I question the timing of this story.

Seriously, "viral marketing" is a meme with infinite definitions. Nothing more than a new tactic, nothing more. Agitprop is an old game.

[Captiva]

As long as these "viral messages" spread lies, we will win with the truth.

How about some viral message truths from our side?

[albertp]

Just like those "good fortune" chain letters that promise wealth and salvation (God and money) at the same time to those fortunate enough to receive the notice - just make 10 or even 100 copies and mail them out. You'll never see the money that you spent for postage again!

With Kerrynomics, we won't even see our paychecks at the end of the week! Steal the wealth, spread the poverty! The DHIMMICRATS would create a permanent underclass of the poverty-stricken, then claim to be the true friends of the poor and downtrodden (called "truth in advertising") so that they can extract more and more blood! Do I smell Communist VAMPIRES in the DHIMMICRATIC fold?

[mo]

hmmm...another creative way of spreading the daily DNC talking points....I see they've gotten beyond the fax machine to the news anchors!

[Diddle E. Squat]

Fake Blogs- Have you noticed the consistency of the messages many bloggers have, especially from the hate-Bush crowd. There is actually a group of Democrats who are creating hundreds of fake blogs, each with a unique identity, repeating the same message. Many of these blogs have even inspired news editorials. Read any articles by Molly Ivins lately?

FYI

[mnehring]

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