[meyer]

Hey Doctor Raoul - are you now a Clevelander or are you just announcing this nasty event? I used to live up there. In fact, I once dated a girl that lived near Shaker Square. Geeze, that was a long time ago...

Anyway, there's a few freepers up in Cleveland that would be glad to show up, though it should be noted that Shaker square is not too terribly far from some rough parts of town. Its on the Cleveland - Shaker Heights border.

[Doctor Raoul]

Hey Doctor Raoul - are you now a Clevelander or are you just announcing this nasty event?

Just helping out since I didn't see an announcement thread. Please ping those C;eveland folks to this thread.

[RonDog]

See also, from a previous thread:

To: cherry_bomb88

Let's tally up the results of our two-day effort freeping Her Heinous at Wal-Mart and Trover:

Wal-Mart--coverage on three of four local TV evening news broadcasts; photo and mention in the Washington Post; mention on local news radio; prominent mention in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution; a Weekly Standard article; Hillary's fans saw and heard us, as did hundreds of passersby.

Trover--prominent mention and photo in the Washington Times; prominent mention in the Baltimore Sun; worldwide coverage via the Voice of America; Talon News article; Hillary saw and heard us; her fans saw and heard us.as did hundreds of passersby.

What was our message?

Hillary's a crook, a liar, a thief, an abuser of power, a poor role model for women, has a violent temper and is downright diabolical in her political machinations.

Check the news reports. You'll find that message got out.

Costumes and schtick are an integral part of how we get our message out. Sometimes acting the fool and lighthearted gets your message across more effectively than maintaining stoic dignity. We do both--and we're quite effective. Just ask Al Gore.

112 posted on 06/14/2003 9:40 AM PDT by kristinn