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To: Rodney King
You are missing a central part of the story. MD4Bush, while he was Director of Communications for the Maryland Democrat Party, put posts on FreeRepublic that "bush must win," and "don't trust Kerry," etc. He was lying through his teeth, perhaps to accomplish a two-fer: to smear both O'Malley AND Ehrlich -- perhaps in accord with his brother, who was then working for Montgomery County Executive Duncan.

Where does Duncan come into this, I hear you cry? Well, Duncan is running now against O'Malley in the primary for Governor, and if he wins that, will run against Ehrlich in the general election. And the brother may have been the go-between who gave MD4Bush's password to the Washington Post reporter used to sign in falsely onto FreeRepublic.

If you don't see anything wrong with that, you must have grown up on New Jersey politics. LOL.

Congressman Billybob

Latest column: "Democrat Official Outed as 'Sleaze' Source on Mayor O'Malley; Washington Post Ignored Story it Had (Updated)"

94 posted on 11/02/2005 9:37:02 AM PST by Congressman Billybob (Do you think Fitzpatrick resembled Captain Queeg, coming apart on the witness stand?)
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To: Grampa Dave; Congressman Billybob; All

"A decision could add to an emerging body of law shaping free-speech boundaries in the Internet age, when people using screen names as aliases regularly gripe online about politicians, employers and investments."

"The area is of great concern on Wall Street, where online postings have affected stock prices and tarnished corporate reputations."

After GW was sworn, a group of pseudo conservatives, many of which, were Gold Bugs or Bear Market investors would gleefully report the daily lies from the left wing so called news centers. Many of these clowns lost their posting privileges, but a hard core of Doomers and Gloomers are still here ready to post their bs.

Regardless of how good the economic news was, they had some fabrication to shoot it down. It became pandemic during the 2004 election, running hand in hand with the "Worse economy since Hoover", BS coming from the DNC and Kerry's camp.

CBS Market Watch was one of the worse so called business news outets and still is bad even after CBS sold it.

Reuters, AP and Bloomberg gleefully printed lies the days before an economic report comes out. When the final economic report came out, they would bury it and still parrot the terrible economy bs.

In the late 2002 and during the 2003 stock rise, where our indexes started to recover from the Clintoon 2000 crash, the 9/11 crash and the temporary May 2002 take over by the rats in the Senate, the gloom and doomers here and on the news sites were orgasmic spewing their gloom and doom.

The 64 million $ question re these gloomers and doomers is a simple one. Do they post and spin the gloom and doom because their political heroes can't get elected. Or are they hired to do so by a political party or one of George $oreA$$es pseudo non profits?

One of our own, Richard Poe has studied these trolls and labeled them as Electronic Brownshirts. Richard noted that they are immediately on internet sites to defend the DNC whenever they get into trouble and on our sites to make fun of the evidence we have.

How many MD4BUSH's are long time Electronic Brownshirts on this site and other conservative sites, posing as the real true conservatives while spreading bs, spins and maybe worse?



26 posted on 11/02/2005 10:10:53 AM CST by Grampa Dave (MSM pseudo reporters use "could, may, and might" when they are lying and spinning.)
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95 posted on 11/02/2005 9:38:44 AM PST by onyx ((Vicksburg, MS) North is a direction. South is a way of life.)
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