This is not a time for pessimism and rage... (Republican {ô} maneuvers)

[LoZoccolo]

I give you a direct link so you don't have to look at a bunch of other bullshit:

mms://media4.streamtoyou.com/gwb/KCOWE_256k.wmv

First of all, the Republicans are acting like a bunch of {ô}s whining about people complaining seeing as they have all sorts of surrogates to do it for them plus Tom DeLay. :cry: :nopity:

But oh hey wait a second! Some of those ads are from a MoveOn.org contest (not the Democratic Party), and I don't know if Michael Moore's even a registered Democrat!

So I guess if you can take outside stuff and label it "John Kerry's Democratic Party", we can take outside stuff - any comment we like by Limbaugh/Hannity/Coulter/toonumeroustomention - and label it "George Bush's Republican Party"!

SO LET 'ER RIP!

[mia]

1. Yes, let 'er rip and

This Bush ad is going to backfire. I'm energized by the the talking heads, and in the end Bush looks like a dingbat in LaLa land.
I suspect that more people, after seeing F911, will view it that way.

[Trajan]

2. Yep ...

IF Moore's film ads are denied: then EVERY bush-sucking whore radio show should be banned as well ...

[LoZoccolo]

4. You know we'd win in a comparison.

Bush* puts out this ad that's basically like "here are a bunch of people that think I'm a failure and a liar and un-American" whereas we can have an ad that's like "here are a bunch of Republicans who are racist and snobby and crazy".

[FreedomReload]

3. That was a creative way of saying

{ô}

[anelson]

5. Nope, he is not a democrat...

According to Moore, he is NOT a registered Democrat. I saw his proclaimation of this during his Cannes Film Press Conference. It aired tonight on IFC, along with his previous movie "The Big One"