"Dear MoveOn member,This is it — they've pulled the trigger."

Dear MoveOn member, ^ | 5/22/05 | The nuts a move-on

[Private_Sector_Does_It_Better]

I put myself on Move-on's mailing list so I can see what there up to in advance. I got this email from them today.

Looks like they are planning protests at "courthouses in every state." SOMEONE CALL THE PROTEST WARRIORS! :)

[thoughtomator]

You know, if enough people use Yahoo accounts to sign up for this stuff, and then flag it as spam when it's received, we could gum up their works pretty bad.

[BobL]

Let's see, they feel that these Republicans can be bent to support the right of the Dems to essentially choose nominees, but they don't think that these same Republicans will block "extremist" Bush appointees, when, and especially if, they come about.

Something's fishy here.

[ken5050]

Read the URL

"...UFukOp......" Kind of says it all, eh? (g)

[BobL]

"You know, if enough people use Yahoo accounts to sign up for this stuff, and then flag it as spam when it's received, we could gum up their works pretty bad."

A DOS attact on MoveOn right about now would certainly be fun. Too bad I'm too computer illiterate to pull it off.

[Sister_T]

Sad that such a group must resort to lies in order to gin up its wacko base. Guess it's not surprising. Funny how they don't mention that filibustering of JUDICIAL nominees was unheard of until their sweetheart Democrats started this UNCONSTITUTIONAL move when Bush became President. It was Democrats who changed the rules.

Tired of MoveOn.org's lies and I'm getting real tired of our party not having to guts to stand against this abuse of power by the Democrats!

[SquirrelKing]

Meanwhile, over at Move-ON.org headquarters...

WE'RE DOOOOOMED!

[thoughtomator]

DOS attacks are unethical and illegal. Exercising your 1st Amendment right to comment on their BS by flagging it as spam isn't. Sign up for a Yahoo account, subscribe to moveon.org's mailing list, then hit the "This is spam" button... Yahoo's systems, once they get enough people registering it as spam, will automatically filter it into bulk (spam) email folders rather than inboxes.

Ah the wonders of technology!

[Darksheare]

"I put myself on Move-on's mailing list "

You poor brave fool.. *chuckle*

Excellent work.
I recommend something to drink and read to take your mind off what you just read.

[Iam1ru1-2]

VOTE HERE

[BobL]

But seriously, if any RINO thinks for a moment that supporting the Dems on this will win them ANY points with the media, or the Dems in the future, they are dreaming.

Look at Bush-41, he gave the Dems everything they dreamed of on the environment, civil rights, wheelies, taxes, etc. But when it came time for re-election, he was characterized as a Pat Buchanon "extremist". In other words, once the Dems get what they need out of any Republican, they chew them up and spit them out.

[Private_Sector_Does_It_Better]

"You know, if enough people use Yahoo accounts to sign up for this stuff, and then flag it as spam when it's received, we could gum up their works pretty bad."

That's a great idea. I've got a couple of yahoo accounts i'll do that with!!!!

[Stellar Dendrite]

I'm getting giddy about the "nuclear option"....because I love to see the anti american left in full meltdown mode.

Frist don't disappoint me now!

[BobL]

...not a bad idea.

[Dont Mention the War]

Quit yanking so hard, Willlburrrrrr!

[Iam1ru1-2]

When you go to vote section write your own words in the blank page, and then send it, contradicting their own words.

[Gunslingr3]

A DOS attact on MoveOn right about now would certainly be fun

It's sad to see brownshirt tactics lauded on FR.

"Error of opinion may be tolerated where reason is left free to combat it." -- Thomas Jefferson

[BobL]

"It's sad to see brownshirt tactics lauded on FR."

You are right - my apologies. But it is fun dreaming.

[clintonh8r]

When we pull the trigger they'll know it, and they won't be sending emails abou it....

[Right Wing Assault]

Notice they said "save our courts". Yes, we want to dismantle "your" courts and make them the country's courts. You've had them way too long.

As for Bush appointed judges ruling against various laws, many of those "laws" were "written" by the judiciary. I don't think that's in their job description. We mean to fix that.