"correction -that's...MoveAlongNowThere'sNothingToSeeHere.ORG"tooo funny!!!
Posted on 11/07/2004 3:41:49 PM PST by Joe Taranto
Oh, how the mighty have fallen.
MoveOn.Org, the immensely popular anti-Bush website designed to help elect Senator John Kerry, has posted a list of "victories" designed to rally its rapidly-fading fanbase.
Among the 7 listed "victories" they take credit for, the most eye-catching were a Senate approval of an amendment providing guidelines for US treatment of foreign POWs (in response to the Abu Ghraib scandal), and the failure of a Federal Marriage Amendment.
While these accomplishments may seem significant for MoveOn and its followers, they are really no victories at all. The United States of America has maintained a track record of excellent POW treatment over the past 75 years. And, although no Federal Amendment has been passed, each state given the chance to vote on the issue of Gay Marriage have all given a resounding NO!
The real issue at hand is why the website and its editors continue to dwell on the Abu Ghraib scandal, but have yet to condemn the Iraqi terrorists for their beheadings and other savage acts against civilians in the country.
It seems that in the liberal media, it is of first priority to see past the facts, bash America, and spin positives in a political world full of negatives for both themselves and their agendas.
And one more thing -- while this is all going on, letters to President Bush can still be sent to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. God Bless America.
"correction -that's...MoveAlongNowThere'sNothingToSeeHere.ORG"tooo funny!!!
My thanks to everyone in this thread for not making me ill by posting a picture of that stinking sweat-hog.
OopS!! Wrong thread, I was trying to insult Michael Moore on a different thread.
On this thread, I was going to insult the two San Fagdisco creeps who started Move-On by saying, "how can anyone whose claim to fame is a FLYING TOASTER GRAPHIC *ever* expect to be taken seriously from that point forward *anyway*...
(There. I feel better now.)
I will give them some credit--they have helped to energize the conservative movement across the land. And to the degree they continue their work, so will the Contitutional Amendment to ban queer-marriage be passed. In fact, I will go on a limb and say that that constitutional amendment will be passed in the next four years, and will be the touch of death to any politician that stands against it.
Um, because they are on the other side?
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