I saw that ad on MSNBC. But they also showed Ashley's story which can be viewed at
http://www.pfavoterfund.com which certainly has more power than the sell out widow woman ad. I started crying during it.
That said I tried to contribute at the Ashley story's site (Progress for America-voter fund), and couldn't get it to take my $$. I never have a problem at the swiftvets site, and it was rather maddening to try to give them money to run the ad in the swing states, and not be able to.
Yep, another grieving WTC widow with a political agenda. Imagine she's one of those that won't settle for the 1.5-4.5 million and is part of the lawsuit.
I'm sad for each and every one of their losses, but they don't need to politicize it 3= years after the fact. Besides, if JF'n was prez on 9/11, I'll bet they wouldn't have got a dime in compensation.
How can you tell when Kerry is lying? When his lips are moving. I've never heard a candidate lie so constantly about everything as Kerry does. No, not even Clinton lied like that, and Slick Willy was the poster child for dissembling. The man (Kerry) is incapable of telling the truth...except for stating that he married up.
Kristin Breitweiser spoke of her disappointment in the press,
complaining to one journalist, "I've been scheduled to go on 'Meet the Press' and 'Hardball' so many times, and
I'm always canceled."
John Edwards entered to great applause with his guest, Kristin Breitweiser. "When John Kerry is president, we will find where the terrorists are and question them," he said.
Kristen Breitweiser listens as she and five families of 9/11 victims hold a news conference Tuesday in Washington to endorse Sen. John Kerry in the 2004 presidential race.
"President Bush thwarted our attempts at every turn" The widows known as the "Jersey Girls" changed history by demanding an independent 9/11 investigation.
Breitweiser had trained to be a lawyer, just three days into her career at a firm specializing in divorce, she quit the profession, finding it corrosive to her psyche.
N.J. lawyer Kristin Breitweiser, have long been bitter critics of the president. They accused him of attempting to politicize Sept. 11 earlier this year when his campaign aired television commercials featuring fleeting glimpses of Ground Zero images, including that of firefighters carrying a flag-draped coffin out of the rubble.
"After 3,000 were murdered on his watch, it seems that takes an awful lot of audacity," Ms. Breitweiser said at the time.