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To: E who wrote (23269)	1/7/2004 11:20:54 AM
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"They have also pointed out certain facts:" MoveOn did no such thing. That's a fact. Key words from MoveOn..... "implying" & "perhaps".... Why did they use such vague language & not offer any specifics or verbatim quotes? Because they don't have any to support their vague supposition. Those are facts. To the contrary, RNC Chairman Ed Gillespie made several public pronouncements that clearly do not imply what MoveOn deceptively claimed. He was on CNN & FOX stating precisely what I posted to you yesterday (I saw the interviews). And Gillespie is quoted verbatim in a number of print media (see below). The truth is that MoveOn doesn't want to admit that they allowed some horrific entries to be posted on their site when MoveOn expressly stated, <font size=4>"ads should.... help them <viewers> understand the truth about George Bush".... "we're not going to post anything that would be inappropriate for television"<font size=3>.... That's why they made up those baseless & intentionally vague allegations against the RNC. Perhaps you can provide the verbatim quotes from the RNC that supports MoveOn's vague assertions. I doubt any exist. However, these clearly contrary quotes do exist........ Statement from RNC Chairman Ed Gillespie on Hitler Ads <font size=4> "The RNC never suggested MoveOn.org produced or sponsored any of the ads submitted. MoveOn.org ad campaign rules state, 'we're not going to post anything that would be inappropriate for television.' MoveOn.org made the decision to post both Hitler ads for consideration by the 2.9 million people who voted in their contest demonstrating a disconcerting lack of judgment."<font size=3> releases.usnewswire.com RNC Takes MoveOn.org to Task Over Bush/Hitler Ads crosswalk.com RNC attacks Bush-Hitler ad worldnetdaily.com MoveOn.org Denial Undermined by Hitler Ad Transcript newsmax.com

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