Cheney "X" Situation Similar to "RATS" Ad in 2000 (VIDEO)

Blogs for Bush ^ | Matt Margolis

[ladyinred]

I am not at all sure why you attacked the poster like you did.

[Third Order]

Firefox doesn't let any through from him... coupled with AdBlock extension I don't even see his stupid flashing ads...

[Ramcat]

Except that the RATS excerpt dominated the news cycle for about a week with the RATS & MSM calling for apologies and investigations.

[BigSkyFreeper]

CNN has gone totally over the edge recently.

I'm surprised anyone still watches that idiotic channel.

[ez]

CNN awarded Vice President Al Gore six percent more of the TV screen when both he and George W. Bush were shown on a split-screen during Tuesday night’s debate, the New York Post’s Richard Johnson revealed. The other networks, he added, split their screens into equal halves.

These glitches cannot be considered a series of accidents if they consistently favor the same side.

[Michael Goldsberry]

Firefox doesn't let any through from him... coupled with AdBlock extension I don't even see his stupid flashing ads...

Thus must you take up your sword and shield before venturing to his website!

[Political Junkie Too]

These glitches cannot be considered a series of accidents if they consistently favor the same side.

And if they always happen at pivotal times against people at the highest levels of government.

-PJ

[kcar]

They should be considered an ex-News organization after this.

[pepperdog]

Amen!

[SW6906]

Ditto that! Drudge used to be my homepage but when it got so ad-intensive and cookie-intensive, i quit even visiting it.

[Physicist]

CNN wasted no time to attack the Bush campaign after they "concluded" the word 'RATS' was flashed intentionally and maliciously:

The difference is this: the Republican Party is a political organization, and cannot, by definition, be impartial when it comes to the Democrats. CNN is a news organization, and must, by moral imperative, be impartial when it comes to the President.

[popdonnelly]

When the Dems complained about what they thought was a reference to "RATS", they were being delusional. I swear, they are so thin-skinned, they search for things to pick fights over.

[R_Kangel]

MoveOn.Org is planning some heart warming Thanksgiving ads

The following is a description of the adds in response to the Republicans response to the John Murtha remarks. The MoveOn.Org ads are scheduled to air nationally from Nov. 24 through Nov. 30.

The MoveOn.Org ad begins with a family at their Thanksgiving dinner table, bowing their heads in prayer. An announcer says "Some folks won't be home this holiday season" and the video cuts to a shot of soldiers in Iraq with mess kits. The ad then shows a photo of President Bush and Vice President Cheney and the announcer saying "Their president misled America to send them in and has no plan to get them out," and "Where are the Republicans?"

[imintrouble]

Who funds the MoveOn ads - they are expensive.

[BigSkyFreeper]

The difference is this: the Republican Party is a political organization, and cannot, by definition, be impartial when it comes to the Democrats. CNN is a news organization, and must, by moral imperative, be impartial when it comes to the President.

Exactly. Media outlets are by-and-large supposed to look out for the interests of it's viewers (the consumer), they are not supposed to be looking out for the Democrats.

Everyone knows that the RNC is going to say "this" or "that" about the Democrats and vice-versa.

[BigSkyFreeper]

George Soros

[FreedomCalls]

RATS was the end of the word democrats.

In the commercial it was at the end of "bureaucrats" not "democrats."

[BigSkyFreeper]

RATS was the end of the word democrats.

It was the end of the word "Bureaucrats", something both parties are.

[petercooper]

Gore now needs at least 30% more of the TV screen, not just 6%.

[ianschwartz]

Same thing