Just a Quick Question...
...for the sneering voice-over lady on these last-minute Obama Loves Hateful Preacher Jeremiah Wright ads.
Will your newly-earned money be good enough to get you, and the other folks who put this ad together, out of hell?
posted by Stuart Shea at 9:35 PM
8 Comments:
I really hope that the "on the fence" folks can see through this bullshit and see that this is the biggest Hail Mary pass that the GOP has thrown yet.
This is 4th down and 30 at the 50 yard line, with 8 seconds to go in the game. (Or if we're talkin baseball, it's the bottom of the 9th, 2 outs, man on first and third, down by 1, and the Elephant thinks its a good idea to bunt)
I still cannot fathom WHY nobody but Keith Olbermann ever took Palin's old pastor to task. He's a man of color, so there's no race card to be thrown there, who has actively tries to exorcise witches in Africa.
Yup. witchcraft. They actually think that witchcraft is a real threat.
*holds head in hands*
8:32 AM, November 04, 2008
Is that a rhetorical question? ;)
8:58 AM, November 04, 2008
Dude, Obama loved him for 20 years!
11:20 PM, November 04, 2008
I wouldn't blame the VO lady-she's just doing what they asked her to do. (I would hope she thought twice about it, and her agent soaked thge RTPac for all they could, though.)
7:24 AM, November 05, 2008
hell is full of people who simply stood by and watched
unfortunately there will always be more room!
8:50 AM, November 06, 2008
I don't buy that the people who do these things shouldn't have to answer for it. This is blood money. By Tom's reckoning, that means Karl Rove was just making a living, too.
9:57 AM, November 06, 2008
Well, Karl Rove was making a living doing what he did. The fact that it's an evil way to work means something to us, but he obviously doesn't see it that way. Perhaps the woman who di the VO actually believes all that bullshit, too.
7:42 AM, November 07, 2008
Another person whose paycheck is tainted is the woman (unidentified) who said "There is no God" in the attack ad that Liddy Dole used against Kay Hagen (who teaches Sunday School). Implicit in the ad was the idea that Hagen herself said such.
On the other side, "three dozen" call center employees refused to make McCain calls slurring Obama. They probably work for minimum wage or little more, but were willing to go without pay rather than to make the attack calls. Bravo! http://tinyurl.com/6bdgs3
12:22 PM, November 07, 2008
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