Laugh at me if you want, but I think the tipping point of this election came during the 2004 Super Bowl half time show. Janet Jackson's bare breast threw the election to Bush. Every so often, an outrageous act rouses the slumbering masses from their complacency. That was it.
The MSM media was sent reeling and the decadent, hedonistic and immoral behavior of the media and Hollywood elite came to rest on their best pals', the Democrats, shoulders. That revolting spectacle was underscored several weeks later by a profanity laced Kerry fundraiser featuring Whoopie Goldberg, after which Kerry stated, "Those folks represent the moral values of America."
We saw on Tuesday who represented the moral values of America, and it wasn't Kerry and his Hollywood and MSM buds.
Thanks, Janet...and Whoopie.
Wrong, is was the gay marrige agenda that tipped the scale in Bushes favor.
Agree with what your said, but would add Howard Stern to the list!
I agree. Janut And Dumberlake wanted attention and new bookings and decided her breast was the PR vehicle to more fame and fortune. CBS' Mel Karmazan played the dumb TV exec---like he knew nothing----when he was directly connected to MTV (the half-time producer).
Parents were outraged over the calculated primetime baring incident as another way Hollyweirdos thumb their noses at American values.
Kerry idiotically called foul-mouthed Whoppi Goldberg the "soul of America." Kerry's obeisance to Christian-hating Hollywarped weirdos demonstrated that he would strengthen Follywood's destructive chokehold on American culture. Kerry stupidly aligned himself with the Hollywood Creed:
Christians are evil.
Women are to be valued only for their cleavage.
The traditional family is archaic, constricting, with no redeeming value.
Parents that try to guide their children's choices are restrictive.
Kids need to be "free". Extreme movie violence and explicit sex for the thrill of it is good because it is profitable.
We firmly believe 24/7 of the sexually salacious and violent TV, movies and music we produce are not harming kids and the culture.
OTOH, we also believe----with the religious fervor of Tammy Faye Baker---- that a single 15-sec commercial will compel tens of millions of Americans into thousands of stores to buy billions of dollars worth of soap, soup, breakfast cereal and cars.