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Bush using hitler in ads

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I can't remember where I may have read it, but I vaguely recall MoveOn may have produced a few different ads with Hitler images.

 

It would be nice if the RNC and DNC could declare a cease fire, but would Soros and others abide by it?

I heard of just one ad and was part of their contest for the sb ad.

 

I don't think either sides would ever agree on it because I think their's a lot of backlash for them from guys that are so far to one side that something like this would throw them off of the party wagon.

It would be nice if the RNC and DNC could declare a cease fire, but would Soros and others abide by it?

 

 

Soros and moveon.org are nothing compared to the conservative distortion campaign. I doubt you guys felt bad with the Wllie Horton campaign or think the idiotic flip flopper stuff is funny. Always cry wolf or unfair when liberals fight back.

This was the email I received from my Bush/Cheney email newsletter:

 

Dear David,

 

On Thursday, the campaign launched a web video titled Kerry's Coalition of the Wild-eyed. The video featured Democrats who support John Kerry making negative and baseless attacks against the President. Interspersed in the video were segments of two ads that appeared on a website sponsored by MoveOn.org - a group campaigning for Kerry - in January.

 

On Friday night, John Kerry's campaign denounced our use of these ads, and called that use "disgusting."

 

The Kerry campaign says, "The use of Adolf Hitler by any campaign, politician or party is simply wrong."

 

We agree. These ads, like much of the hate-filled, angry rhetoric of Kerry's coalition of the Wild-eyed, are disgusting.

 

Where was John Kerry's disgust when he hired Zack Exley - the man responsible for encouraging the production of these ads as part of a MoveOn contest - to run the Kerry campaign's internet operation?

Where was John Kerry's sense of outrage when Al Gore, just yesterday afternoon, compared the Bush Administration to the Nazis saying, "The Administration works closely with a network of 'rapid response' digital Brown Shirts who work to pressure reporters and their editors for 'undermining support for our troops.'"

Where was John Kerry's anger when Al Gore in May spoke of "Bush's Gulag"?

Why has John Kerry not denounced billionaire and Democrat Party donor George Soros for comparing the Bush Administration to Nazis. Soros stated, "When I hear Bush say, 'You're either with us or against us,' it reminds me of the Germans. It conjures up memories of Nazi slogans on the walls, Der Feind Hort mit ('The enemy is listening')."

Why has Kerry not spoken out against filmmaker Michael Moore who last October compared the Patriot Act to Mein Kampf. "The Patriot Act is the first step. 'Mein Kampf' - 'Mein Kampf' was written long before Hitler came to power."

We created this web video to show the depths to which these Kerry supporters will sink to win in November.

 

Is this the Democratic Party of Franklin Delano Roosevelt who reassured his countrymen we have nothing to fear but fear itself?

 

No. This is John Kerry's Coalition of the Wild-eyed, who have nothing to offer but fear-mongering.

 

Sincerely,

 

Ken Mehlman

Campaign Manager

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