Posted on 12/02/2003 8:45:26 PM PST by Cinnamon Girl
While the nuts were gathering in the Beverly Hilton for their childish "Hate Bush" meeting, the America-loving, President Bush-loving folks from all around were joining up with signs and cheers on Wilshire Boulevard, across the street from the hotel.
And it wasn't just us Freepers-- the very good looking College Republicans from Loyola Marymount, Ted Hayes, and other happy people who heard about the rally from all the talk shows today (thanks talk show hosts!) were out there with us. Signs were upbeat: "Luvya Dubya", "L.A. Loves W.", "Real Men Love G.W." (that was Outraged, who was dressed in his superman costume), "President Bush is My Hero", and of course there were lots of American Flags.
As RonDog waved with his big Mickey Mouse hand and we waved our signs chanting "President Bush!" and "Five More Years!" TONS of cars passed us, many of them HONKING THEIR HORNS in support-- much more than I had expected, actually. I keep wanting to believe that more and more people are rejecting the liberal trash in LA; my experience at rallies over the years suggests to me that there is a changing tide. Yes, we got a lot of middle fingers-- one of the most common forms of expression from liberals-- but on the BIRD-OMETER, with the rally in front NBC studios during the Al Gore hissy fit being a 10, this ranked a 4. At that rally we got a lot of screaming curse words as well, but at this one, the anger was actually WAY, WAY toned down with a few "He's an idiot" comments and 'thumbs down' but the RAGE wasn't there.
Lots of media showed up: KTLA 5, CBS 2, channels 9 and 11 as well, plus a CBS from Sacramento.
The energy was really good, and, although the Hate Bush attendees came in through the backway from the parking garage and avoided us, there were a few loitering in the lobby who could see us, and well, if they watch the news tonight, I guess they'll get an earful.
Look for pictures from Freeper "rantblogger."
P.S. I saw two people give us the finger with one hand, while holding their phones in the other-- while DRIVING.
Actually, Lloyd Grove did an article yesterday explaining that the organizer, Laurie David, never used the word HATE in her original invite. However, one of the recipients altered the email and forwarded it around with HATE BUSH 12/2. Drudge has a copy of the email. Many in attendance proudly received the HATE BUSH version.See also from yesterday's New York POST:
BIG NIGHT FOR DUBYA DETESTERS
Click here to view today's PageSix column on one page December 2, 2003 -- "CURB Your Enthusiasm" star Larry David's wife Laurie created an enviable buzz for tonight's political powwow of liberal Hollywood activists after she dubbed it the "Hate Bush" event.
While the strategy session at the Beverly Hilton actually has the considerably less-inflammatory title, "A Mandatory Meeting to Change the Leadership in America in 2004," Laurie, an avid environmentalist, caused a stir when she forwarded invites with the e-mail heading, "Hate Bush 12/2 Event."
Internet gossip Matt Drudge gleefully seized upon the "Hate Bush" story yesterday, noting that the meeting will be chaired by Harold Ickes, Bill Clinton's former White House deputy chief-of-staff and Clinton/Al Gore campaign manager, and Ellen Malcom, founder of Emily's List, a group dedicated to electing pro-choice, Democratic women. Former AFL-CIO political director Steve Rosenthal will also chair, according to an invite obtained by PAGE SIX.
But Ariel "Ari" Emanuel, a founding partner of the powerful Endeavor talent agency, brother of Clinton White House staffer Rahm Emanuel and agent to Larry David and "West Wing" creator Aaron Sorkin, bristled at the "Hate Bush" hullabaloo.
"People are assembling over a political issue - the 2004 election," Emanuel told us. "I didn't know that free assembly was a bad thing. The invite didn't say 'Hate Bush,' and I don't think the [Drudge story] was productive." Emanuel declined to say who he'll support, but assured us, "It won't be Bush."
Others expected at today's 7 p.m. session include "Seinfeld" co-star Julia Louis-Dreyfus; Julie Bergman, producer of "G.I. Jane" and "The Fabulous Baker Boys;" Naomi Foner, screenwriter for the Halle Berry flick "Losing Isiah;" Scott Burns, creator of the "Got Milk?" ad campaign; former "T.J. Hooker" actress Heather Thomas; Jamie Mandelbaum, an entertainment lawyer who represents Hilary Duff; and United Talent Agency agent Jay Sures, who recently hosted a fund-raiser for Democratic presidential wannabe Gen. Wesley Clark at his Brentwood, Calif., home.
Speaking of Clark, the button-down military man engaged in a 90-minute policy discussion with Madonna in her L.A. home in a bid to mobilize celebrity support. Clark has also wooed the likes of Ben Affleck and J.Lo, Steven Spielberg and Norman Lear.
Continue Reading PageSix...
Great job last night!Thanks!
The Vast Right Wing Conspiracy strikes again.
We learned everything that we know from the "MASTERS of the FReep" at www.DCchapter.com :o)
Dubya Luvsya, I'm sure. :o)
EXCELLENT WORK RONDOG!!! AND ALL!!!
I'll have to look for that thread .. but yes, it would seem to me to fall under that category .. I think it's the "Hate Bush" part
Way to go!
Great Job,Why not ask them to come meet us - and our good FRiend "Jedi Jesse" - TOMORROW night!
I'm am working on my Orange County sister-in-law and brother-in-law to join you guys.
I was telling them about our FR exploits here in the east and they were very interested and intrigued.
See also:
pingJOIN REV. PETERSON FOR 'SCAM' BOOK SIGNING IN WESTWOOD, Calif., DECEMBER 4
BOND (Brotherhood Organization of A New Destiny) ^ | 11/26/2003 | Ermias
Posted on 11/26/2003 11:35 AM PST by NewDestiny
SCAM AUTHOR TO SIGN AT LOCAL BARNES AND NOBLE
Book signing with Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson set for December 4 in Westwood
(NASHVILLE, Tenn.) November 26, 2003 Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson, founder and president of Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny (BOND) will be signing copies of his new book Scam: How the Black Leadership Exploits Black America, on Thursday, December 4 at 7:30 p.m. at Barnes and Noble in Westside Pavillion, located at 10850 West Pico Blvd. in Westwood. The store may be reached at 310-475-4144...
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To: ladyinred; EveningStar; exDemMom; FairOpinion; feinswinesuksass; Furious Rightwinger in CA; ...
Yes he does, look up information on website BOND
22 posted on 11/26/2003 4:39 PM PST by abigail2 (SCAM-Support a great and brave man and BOND! BUY THE BOOK)
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To: Lunatic Fringe
12 posted on 11/26/2003 3:15 PM PST by AgThorn (Go go Bush!!)
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To: AnnaZ; diotima; Bob J; feinswinesuksass; DoughtyOne; Cinnamon Girl; Tony in Hawaii; gc4nra; ...
SCAM AUTHOR TO SIGN AT LOCAL BARNES AND NOBLE
Book signing with Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson
set for December 4 in Westwood
(NASHVILLE, Tenn.) November 26, 2003 Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson, founder and president of Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny (BOND)
will be signing copies of his new bookScam: How the Black Leadership Exploits Black America,on
Thursday, December 4
at 7:30 p.m.
at
Barnes and Noble in Westside Pavillion,
located at
10850 West Pico Blvd.
in Westwood.
CLICK HERE for the rest of that thread
To: RonDogWay to go, rantblogger!!!
Glenn Reynolds, the Instapundit, linked to my site AGAIN! Twice in 24 hours isn't just an Instalanche, it's a
Luvya Dubya Insta-TSUNAMI!!!
http://www.instapundit.com/archives/012834.php
217 posted on 12/03/2003 6:45 AM PST by rantblogger (Rantblogger can be seen http://adg.blogspot.com)
That would be THIS post, from www.instapundit.com:
December 03, 2003
AARON'S RANTBLOG HAS PHOTOS from the Luvya Dubya rally in Hollywood last night, held in response to (and across the street from) various entertainment-industry folks' "hate Bush event."
It's a topsy turvy world, when something called "Aaron's Rantblog" is showing more love than a bunch of Hollywood types. Or maybe it's not. . . .
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