[dirtboy]

Did anyone notice that Darfur commercial that ran twice on Fox News Sunday? At the end, the commercial implored viewers to contact Bush to stop the genocide now.

That is truly despicable - Bush is not the one blocking action in Darfur, the UN is.

Methinks I might see if I can run down who is behind Stopdarfur.org or whatever the group was.

[onyx]

I am just now watching FNSunday.
I will look for that commercial.

[jwalsh07]

Did anyone notice that Darfur commercial that ran twice on Fox News Sunday? At the end, the commercial implored viewers to contact Bush to stop the genocide now.

LOL that struck me as well, the utter hypocrisy of lefties. Are Kurds less human than the folks in Darfur?

[TomGuy]

Did anyone notice that Darfur commercial that ran twice on Fox News Sunday? At the end, the commercial implored viewers to contact Bush to stop the genocide now.

I noticed it. I thought it rather strange. Why are they not appealing to the UN? Why are they imploring Bush to do something?

The ad does reveal one specific problem: The UN is a useless body of corruption and graft -- and the America and Japan pay for over 40% of the costs of the UN.

[AliVeritas]

Please find out who's running this Bush/Darfur crap... obviously it's someone without a brain. Let me know.

[Seattle Conservative]

Yes, I've seen it a few times on FNC this week. I hate the way they say 'President Bush - do something now!' at the end. Like you said the UN needs to do something. I recall the Pres mentioning it in a couple of speeches.

[Arizona Carolyn]

Very interesting since even George Clooney said the President has done more than anyone for Durfur -- said no one has done enough, but Bush has done more than anyone else. That was the day he testified before the UN in answer to a FOX reporter's question (I don't remember if it was Eric Shawn or someone else that asked the question).