Reply #10: They had an emergency meeting with con talkies at the WH today... [View All]

[Cooley Hurd]

...seriously. Supposedly, Bush wasn't there, but I'm sure Rove was...

Bush, Republicans turn to U.S. talk shows for help
Wed Oct 25, 2006 8:11am ET

By Andrea Hopkins

CINCINNATI, Oct 25 (Reuters) - American radio talk-show hosts have become frontline warriors in a drive by President George W. Bush and his Republicans to pull off a surprise and maintain control of Congress in Nov. 7 elections.

In the face of opinion polls favoring Democrats and bad news from Iraq, Bush turned to the powerful hosts of talk radio two weeks before Americans elect 435 representatives to the U.S. House and a third of the 100-member Senate.

On Tuesday the White House invited more than three dozen hosts from both sides of the political spectrum so they could interview top administration officials.
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I don't think it's :tinfoilhat: to assume that at this meeting they devised a "rebuttal" to the powerful MJF ad.