MOB and WISP draw battle lines in Annapolis

The Baltimore Sun ^ | September 28, 2004 | Molly Knight

[AnnaSASsyFR]

Moms elect to enter the presidential fray MOB and WISP draw battle lines in Annapolis By Molly Knight Sun Staff Originally published September 28, 2004 For one Annapolis mother, it all began 10 months ago when she heard President Bush proclaim an end to the war in Iraq in an evening radio broadcast.

At that moment -- while listening to the speech and watching her four sons eat tacos around the kitchen table -- Iris Krasnow decided she had had enough.

[AnnaSASsyFR]

Please go to the link above and read the rest of the story. They mostly talk about the negative MOB (Mothers Opposing Bush), but our group, WISP - Women in Support of the President and Security Moms 4 Bush got some positive press. We even got our website in the photo and they mentioned our most important event, our rally on October 16. Security moms are making a difference this election. Let's keep this great momentum going! Tell everyone you know to get involved and become a WISPer or a Security Mom.

[AnnaSASsyFR]

For more information about WISP and Security Moms 4Bush, go to www.gowisp04.org and www.moms4bush.com

[RockinRight]

Glad to see that there is someone to counter the moronosity (is that a word?) of the MOB.

[Phantom Lord]

it all began 10 months ago when she heard President Bush proclaim an end to the war in Iraq in an evening radio broadcast.

This never happened!

[AnnaSASsyFR]

Not only that, but they have been active since May, 2003, NOT November. They have received thousands from Moveon.org and other stupid Hollyweird liberals like Rosie O'Donnell. WISP started Mid-July, 2004!

[Libertarianize the GOP]

I was listening to an aptly named group called MOB (Mothers Opposing Bush). I realized that they started with the premise that Bush was wrong and treated that idea as received truth. Everything that supported what they defined as truth was good, useful and unquestioningly accepted. Anything that didn’t support it was ignored, dismissed or treated as heresy.