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I was shocked when I saw this on TV this morning here in Albuquerque NM. Even after all these months, I still hold on to the hope that there is some shred of human decency among the Democrats, but things like this ad make it very hard to believe that's possible. Carol Sheehan Crying Ad

(CNSNews.com) - One of those "come-out-of-nowhere" emails now circulating in cyberspace warns about a sneaky administration effort to begin a "mandatory draft for boys and girls (ages 18-26) starting June 15, 2005...just after the presidential election." The email says the Bush administration "is quietly trying to get these bills passed now, while the public's attention is on the elections." In fact, the bill in question - HR 163 - was introduced by liberal New York Democrat Rep. Charles Rangel on Jan. 7, 2003 - almost two years ago -- and it does not have administration backing. The companion Senate...

CAMPAIGN RAGE: FLORIDA DEMOCRATS PLACE NEWSPAPER AD CALLING FOR RUMSFELD HIT; FUNDRAISING FOR KERRY Campaign 2004 turns extreme in Florida with the placement of a newspaper ad calling for physical retribution against Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld! "We should put this S.O.B. up against a wall and say 'This is one of our bad days,' and pull the trigger," the ad reads. MORE The call-to-arms fundraising ad, placed by the St. Petersburg Democratic Club in the current issue of the GABBER, a local St. Petersburg paper, asks readers to make an urgent donation to the John Kerry campaign. Club Vice...

The Jeff Seemann for Congress campaign recently learned of the controversy brewing regarding www.dailykos.comBlogs like Daily Kos are some of the best byproducts of the country we live in....a country that cherishes its' right to speak freely. Weblogs and other independent forms of expression are extremely important today because they allow for everyone’s voice to be heard. We were saddened to hear that three [now four--xm] advertisers pulled their ads on the site because of the remarks posted on the blog. The comments may be controversial, but they are just as relevant. The ability to allow comments like those read...