DNC's Terry McAuliffe Asks WH for Pledge Not to Use Carrier Footage in 2004 Campaign

Hotline National Journal/Democratic National Committee Press Release ^ | May 9, 2003 | Chuck Todd

[ewing]

Considering the expense to the American taxpayer and use of American men and women as 'extras' for this media stunt, President George W. Bush should pledge that his USS Lincoln landing not appear in any 2004 Presidential Campaign Commercials and Videos.

Press release recieved at the National Journal May 9

[sweetliberty]

That is great. Is there any way to convert it to a gif without losing the animation?

[wingnuts'nbolts]

How does "thank you for sharing that with us, but fuque you, nasty letter to follow, sound?" Terry, really! Tell Bill to take a long walk off a short pier. Hillary is in need of a toddy! Please, get real!

[lizbet]

Stupid democraps. why should we promise them that we won't use the footage in the next presidential campaign? They will use anything to get one of their own elected!

[Chad Fairbanks]

I don't think that Chad's armadilloes are that respectful!

My Armadillos would rather DIE, than be subjected to the indignity of what you mentioned....

[sweetliberty]

Hehe...

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

As close as I could come - at gopshoppe.com:

[NJJ]

I dont know how Terry does this with a straight face.

Of course, when the campaign starts, the Dems are going to say that he promised not to use it and then he broke his promise.

Bush better get out some clear soundbites to refute these claims that are sure to come.

[Cultural Jihad]

Terry McAuliffe Asks WH for Pledge Not to Use Carrier Footage in 2004 Campaign

Sure, once Terry McAuliffe returns the millions of dollars of campaign contributions from the Chinese communist generals.

[EastCoast]

I don't quite understand why only ABC announced that the WH would not use the carrier pics. Considering the Peter Jennings character, I have to ask if any other media outlet made this assertion. If not, why not I wonder. This is the first I've heard about the WH agreeing to McAwful's demands.

[GOPJ]

bump

[Fawnn]

Considering the expense to the American taxpayer and use of American men and women as 'extras' for this media stunt, President George W. Bush should pledge that his USS Lincoln landing not appear in any 2004 Presidential Campaign Commercials and Videos.

Press release recieved at the National Journal May 9

Somebody needs to tell Mr. Global Crossing Poster Boy that those American men and women were not 'extras'! The members of the military onstage -- all thrilled to be greeting their Commander in Chief! -- all played a starring role in the production for which our President was there to honor them!

Character does matter. And, those in the military know that this President will make sure their votes count and aren't thrown out....

One of my biggest benefits of working at home was being able to watch all the Fox News coverage of that historic event.

[Quilla]

It was a large file, my apologies. I would suspect the video could be coverted to a gif, but I haven't a clue as to how it would be done.

Sign me,
Clueless

:)

[sweetliberty]

Hehe....I can relate. Actually, I can convert it to a gif, but I lose the animation.

[Godfollow]

White House response... "Hey terry, eat it"

[donmeaker]

I suppose we could ask that the demonics not show the pictures of the stained blue dress, of Gore pointing a gun at his head, or of Clinton signing pardons for terrorists and a tax dodger who's wife has big McGuffies.

[EBUCK]

Thanks guys....much appreciated....more to come.

[Grampa Dave]

Keep us posted. Bill Boards may be our way of reaching out and hammering the UnAmerica lefties with a great message 24/7 at a reasonable cost.

[blackie]

Keep the heat on!

Be Well - Be Armed - Be Safe - Molon Labe!

[Paleo Conservative]

[votelife]

mccauliffe only wants pictures of Bush laughing with Enron people. Anything else would simply politicize the election.