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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: tejek who wrote (611507)8/26/2004 5:21:16 PM
From: DizzyG  Read Replies (1) of 769670
 
No, you get over it, o wise one!

Apparently, you are not very bright. Bush can't attack the Dem ads because they are telling the truth. If he could, K. Rove would have been all over them like a bee on honey. The GOP 527 ads are lying. McCain agrees as do other important war figures in this country. Kerry has every reason to try to stop those lies. Deal with it!


No, you get over it. Alas, once the Kool-aid has been taken, there is not turning back, o dim one.

You state:
Bush can't attack the Dem ads because they are telling the truth.

Better look again, o dim one:

Pro-Kerry group’s ad claims “Bush says he's going to help companies outsource jobs.” But Bush never said that.
factcheck.org

Or perhaps this one:
The Democratic National Committee released an ad Aug. 6 saying 2.7 million manufacturing jobs had been lost under Bush. That's true, but ignores the fact that manufacturing jobs started their decline three years before Bush took office.
factcheck.org

Or perhaps you would like this one:
Moveon.org Voter Fund falsely attacks Bush, who comes back with a misleading ad about Kerry.
factcheck.org

Or this one:
The latest TV ad from the Moveon.org Voter Fund says "George Bush wants to eliminate overtime pay for 8 million workers," referring to new overtime rules that the Department of Labor has proposed. The 8-million figure (hotly denied by the Bush administration, of course) comes from a study by the labor-funded Economic Policy Institute.

The ad misquotes the study, however...

factcheck.org

Or maybe this one:
In what it called the first salvo in a $10-million advertising campaign aimed at defeating President Bush, the liberal group Moveon.org released a TV ad it said would run in 16 cities in 10 states starting Thanksgiving week. The ad states that “George Bush is going to be the first president since Herbert Hoover to lead an economy that loses jobs. …Didn’t George Bush say his tax cuts would create jobs?”

The ad is misleading on several counts. It falsely implies that tax cuts failed to create jobs, falsely implies that the economy is still losing jobs, and exaggerates the severity of an historically mild economic downturn.

This has been a common theme among several Democratic candidates, who have not always gotten their facts straight

factcheck.org

This has been going on for some time...deal with it!

Kerry fought in a war and came home a war hero with several medals. Bush couldn't decide whether to put a shotgun by his ear, go to Canada or join the Nat. Guard while drinking up a storm and getting DUIs.

And you talk to me about character? I don't think you know what character is!


Let's rephrase that shall we?

Kerry chooses to ignore his voting record and instead trots out his 30 year old Vietnam record as a reason to vote for him. He then proceeds to whine like mule when American citizens question his record.

Yeah, that's the ticket...

As to this:
If I'm drinking Kool-aid, then you're guzzling down Powerade.........by the gallons. Its you who will need the luck!

Yeah, but my powerade doesn't produce side affects like the "lemming" affect. You are obviously afflicted with this illness and are broadcasting it for all to see, Dude. Nice try, junior, but no banana for you. Thanks for playing though...we do have some nice parting gifts. Johhny, tell him what he's won. :)

Diz-
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