Where can I find Washington Post Ad that Rush read today? (vanity, sorry)

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[69ConvertibleFirebird]

Rush read an incredible Washington Post Ad on his show today. It is in today's paper (Wednesday, 10-20-2004). Does anyone have a link to this Ad? It is from a Republican who bought the space for something like $104,XXX explaining why he is a Republican.

Any help would be appreciated...

[RushCrush]

Freepers should start a drive to put an ad in a major newspaper of similar thread.

[Mo1]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A46225-2004Oct19.html?sub=AR

(snip)

Kerry's belief in working with allies runs so deep that he has maintained that the loss of American life can be better justified if it occurs in the course of a mission with international support. In 1994, discussing the possibility of U.S. troops being killed in Bosnia, he said, "If you mean dying in the course of the United Nations effort, yes, it is worth that. If you mean dying American troops unilaterally going in with some false presumption that we can affect the outcome, the answer is unequivocally no."

[Hi Heels]

ping

[Kirkwood]

EXCELLENT!!!!!!

[Mo1]

Ooops ... I need to pay more attention ... and drink less coffee *L*

Ignore my last post

[jswsr]

yes, sorry. I am referring to story in tomorrow's WaPo where Kerry says Ok for US soldiers to die for UN, but not for US. Will be a BLOCKBUSTER. 'was on Rush this afternoon.

[PoliticalTracker]

All I have to say about this ad is Thank You Mr. Esseff

[mc5cents]

the answer is unequivocally no."

Actually Kerry said, "unequivacabally".

[AFPhys]

Thanks for posting this great "What I Am" ad.
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[Laffalot]

That was great. I hope millions get a chance to read it and I pray that their eyes will be opened to the truth.

[Mo1]

BRAVO!!!

Thanks for the link

[smiley]

PING! Take that you hateful liberals...

[Taggart_D]

If you go to his website whatiam.net, at the bottom is his email address, you can send your comments there.

[TASMANIANRED]

Pretty potent stuff.

[BJClinton]

Sorry, Rush is on a one hour delay here.

[gcruse]

Pretty potent stuff.

A little strange, too.  Why does he say he is 52+?  He says later that he remembers the Depression, which puts him WAY north of 52.  More like in his seventies or eighties..  Does he think anyone that old who is a Republican is a crank?  If not, why obscure his age?

[Alright2BRight]

"Why does he say he is 52+?"

He says he has been married for 52+ years - not that he is 52 years old. It doesn't appear that Mr. Esseff has obscured anything. A little research shows the following, all of which is consistent with his ad:

GEORGE J ESSEFF SR YEAR OF BIRTH: 1929 1965-84 active as president of Cosmos Minerals Corp, sold shares successfully. 1975-present active with affiliate. 1975-present active here (i.e., owner of Stellar Resources Inc).

[gcruse]

Okay. Comprehending seems to be taking a back seat to reading for me lately. Thanks for the correction.

[TASMANIANRED]

You misread part of it. He says he has been married 52 plus years. Not stating it as his age.
He is probably in his 70s minimum.