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Watch & compare the 2003 MoveOn.org Daisy Ad with the 1964 LBJ original
MoveOn.org & PBS.org
| Thursday, January 16th, 2003
| editto
Posted on 01/16/2003 12:47:46 PM PST by editto
1964 LBJ campaign ad: Daisy: 60-second streaming RealVideo
2003 MoveOn.org anti-war ad: Daisy 2: 30-second streaming RealVideo
TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; Government; News/Current Events; Politics/Elections
KEYWORDS: cluelessliberals; georgewbush; lackoforiginality; livinginthepast; lyndonjohnson; nucleararmageddon
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posted on
01/16/2003 12:47:46 PM PST
by
editto
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posted on
01/16/2003 12:49:26 PM PST
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To: editto
The President
did let the inspections work. The entire sham has proven Saddam to be a very evil man with very evil intent.
These leftists would wait, do nothing, and never know what hit them when that mushroom cloud appeared on the horizon. But no....they will be safe, because some cared enough to put down evil men...to save their sorry behinds.
To: editto
The dems are so bankrupt not only do they have to recycle candidates from the past, but also ancient campaign ads as well. Really pathetic--poor dears, can't come up with anything new, huh?
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posted on
01/16/2003 12:59:49 PM PST
by
gop_gene
To: anniegetyourgun
It was dirty and under handed when that long eared rat punk johnson did it the first time. It's worse now.
To: jmaroneps37
The biggest difference is that it's not going to work this time.
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posted on
01/16/2003 2:40:37 PM PST
by
jpl
To: jpl
It didn't work then, either. The reason Johnson won was because the country didn't want three presidents in four years. They wanted stability, and at that point it looked like Johnson was the safest bet. Boy were they wrong.
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