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[thebigidea]

1. it was not a "MoveOn piece," it was an entry in a contest

Big difference.

I wouldn't call the entry I did a "MoveOn piece," its mine! I just entered it in their contest. If it won, and it was aired under their name - then, sure - you could call it a "MoveOn piece."

But an anonymous contest entry uploaded to a website and then quickly removed? That's no "MoveOn piece."

[Beetwasher]

3. Exactly, It Was Not Even Sponsored By MoveOn Either

It was submitted to their contest by an individual...They are totally becoming unglued, it's amazing...I think we actually might have a shot at taking back congress too at this rate...

[Trajan]

2. First:

The ad, though intended to besmirch the Democrats, really doesnt hit it out of the park: The Democrats are using powerful, passionate words to condemn what SHOULD be condemned: MOST rank and file republicans do NOT approve of what happened in Abu Ghraib, and feel the same as Albert Gore about this issue.

Second: The Hitlerian imagery is also interspersed with images of Bush .... and the connection CAN be made between THEM due to this juxtaposition ... hardly the effect they desired ...

Third: This ad shows Democrats and Liberals expressing a passionate love of country and despair of the awful things that Bush and the GOP are doing ...

I could SWEAR this was an ANTI Bush ad when I first seen it ...

We can only wish they run it ...