[Cicero]

Whine, whine, whine.

[dalebert]

Thats just awful. Democrats trying to stop ads about worms.

[Cathryn Crawford]

They're just mad about the Hee-Haw humor!

[mwyounce]

It's a good thing that Campaign Finance Reform isn't about limiting free speech, isn't it?

[lormand]

While we are on the subject of dAssHole, men, don't forget to get your prostate checked regularly.

[tet68]

This is just the beginning, wait till the elections get closer, we will see this a LOT.
This is why they wanted "reform".
You won't recognize the USA after they get finished.

[VRWC_minion]

Will this scare of the media carriers or will they use it as an excuse to not run the ads ?

[dansangel]

Somebody call the wahhhhhmbulance!

[kcordell]

"They don't seem to know the law over there.

Not only do they not know the law, they don't know the difference between calling for Sen. Daschle to support 'tax cuts' and calling for his defeat.

[The Hon. Galahad Threepwood]

Where can I donate to fund ads that call Daschle a "lousy fascist pig"?

[cubreporter]

Oh stop it you dems would you?

Dear God that's those guys do is gripe and complain like some silly little kids on an elementary school playground with Daschle leading the pack!

What a bunch of immature and spiteful kids they are. Teacher, they did this and Teacher, they did that, and on and on and on. We're all sick of them.

What an insignificant group of little minds, huh? They cut and run too like they did in Texas. Pitiful for sure. Just never got over Bush wining the election. Too bad.

[cardinal4]

The dems are right you know, we shouldnt criticize Daschle for being against the tax cut. We should, however, criticize him for being a mealy mouthed, whiney, little weasle, who acts so childishly, that my four year old is more mature than he is...

[rs79bm]

There is also an ad in my part of the Country about Leahy filibustering the President's judical nominees. The ad fittingly brings up the fact that in '98 Leahy said nobody should be blocked without at least a vote. The democrats change their tune faster than the wind changes directions.

[evad]

What...15 posts and noone's said it yet?

OK..I will>

I'm deeply saddened :)

[kevkrom]

Bauer is playing right into the Club for Growth's hands. By challenging the ad, it gives CFG the chance to fight McCain-Feingold in court. Getting that blatantly unconstitutional bill tossed or severly weakened now will give the GOP a big advantage in 2004.

[The Wizard]

sounds like old tommy can't take what he dishs out....keep up the ads

[RooRoobird14]

LOL!! The Club For Growth must have put out a pretty good ad.

Leave it to the RATS to whine and scream "Teacher! Teacher! No Fair!!!" when they're losing at kickball. The RAT leadership is filled with crybaby no-b@lls sissy boys.

[mabelkitty]

This needs to be bigger news, as this was the intended reason for the bill in the first place!!

[floriduh voter]

How ironic, what with all the empty judicial slots. This little lawsuit may take years thanks to the lack of judges. LOL If they're upset now, just wait until all the President Bush, et al blogs are up and running for his re-election.

By the way, the announcement's been made. IT'S TIME TO DUST OFF YOUR BUSH/CHENEY BUTTON and wear it on your lapel. I say we get them off balance early on - all 9 of them. The 9 nobodies.

By the way, if anyone's following Gephardt, let me know as it appears McBride handed over his Fla. email list to Gephardt. I can hook you up.