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The House on Wednesday overwhelmingly voted to condemn the liberal advocacy group MoveOn.org for a recent advertisement attacking the top U.S. general in Iraq.
Republicans on Thursday tried to turn a controversial anti-war newspaper ad against Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama after neither voted to condemn it.
Democratic presidential candidates took part in a "virtual" forum on the Iraq war Tuesday, with Barack Obama chiding GOP rival John McCain for using a heavily guarded visit to a Baghdad market as evidence that security is improving.
"When it comes to funding, some in Washington should spend more time responding to the warnings of terrorists like Osama bin Laden and the requests of our commanders on the ground and less time responding to the demands of MoveOn.org bloggers and Code Pink protesters."
Several months ago, General Petraeus came half way across the globe, straight from combat, and addressed Congress and the nation on the progress of the war in Iraq. Sen Reid (D), dozens of other Democratic Party leaders dismissed his report as lies, spin, distortions, etc.
nternet search giant Google has rejected ads that are critical of far-left advocacy group MoveOn.org. MoveOn caused a national stir last month after The New York Times gave it preferential treatment for the infamous "General Betray Us" public message.
from the article: But he called Google's removal of the Collins ads "troubling." Coleman says that there is no such requirement under trademark law and that Google appears to be selectively enforcing its policy. (snip)
Or, "Who the Frack Cares What Rush Limbaugh, MoveOnDotOrg, or Anyone Who Makes Their Money Sowing Political Discord Has To Say?"
Out of the cesspool of politicians Americans have to deal with in Congress, there is Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. Today, Sen.
...In early September, MoveOn.org made the fatal mistake--a mistake stemming directly from its total lack of character and ethics--of publishing an advertisement that defamed a prominent army officer with the two worst possible accusations: lying and betrayal.
Excerpts: "For several years I have found MoveOn.org to be an inspirational anti-war group, but the past few weeks they have been an embarrassment to all Americans with their attacks upon President Bush and General Petraeus.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad grabbed attention this past week for his "defiant" posture towards the United Nations over Iran's nuclear program and his asinine comments at Columbia University on the absence of homosexuality in his home country.
In an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, President Bill Clinton said there was something "completely disingenuous about the feigned outrage" from conservatives over the MoveOn ad. Clinton noted that many of the same conservatives who expressed outrage had likened Sen.
from the article: George Soros is known for funding groups such as MoveOn.org that seek to manipulate public opinion. So why is the billionaire's backing of what he believes in problematic? In a word: transparency.
Proof once again that all these people do is whip up phony outrage while pissing all over our country.
Tucker substitute host David Shuster confronts Rep.
, the open rate for a full-page black-and-white advertisement in the New York Times has been listed as at least $167,000. However, MoveOn claims it paid only $65,000 for the ad.
The New York Times has expressed regret about publishing a paid advertisement that contained an attack against the commander of US forcers in Iraq, General David Petraeus.
from the article: The Moveon Affair goes much further, showing a functional and deliberate bias pervading the newspaper's operations.
Rush Limbaugh has called the MoveOn.org "General Petraeus or General Betray Us?" advertisement "contemptible" and "indecent," but months earlier, on his radio show, he told his audience that he had a new name for Senator Chuck Hagel: "Senator Betrayus." Though Limbaugh has taken …
In a vote of 3,100,000 to 100,000 yesterday, the members of MoveOn.org voted overwhelmingly to place a second ad in the New York Times this weekend condemning the U.S.
House Republican Whip Roy Blunt wants House Democrats to follow the Senate's example in denouncing a recent MoveOn.org ad directed at the top U.S. military commander in Iraq.
Media Matters (and MoveOn.org) succeeded last year in denying incumbent Lieberman the Democratic nomination for Senate in Connecticut and effectively drove the moderate out of his own party.
Don't they understand that if they continue to piss off die-hard Democrats, MoveOn Democrats, they will continue to lose elections? The Republicans have won for 20 years by rallying their base. The Democrats absolutely refuse to do the same. I'm a MoveOn Democrat.
Senate wasting precious time with their vote on MoveOn's Patraeus/Betray Us ad.
The liberal, anti-war group MoveOn.org is buying ad time in early presidential contest state Iowa attacking GOP hopeful Rudy Giuliani for the former New York mayor's performance as part of the Iraq Study Group.
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