[mrsmel]

I called NBC the other day to ask if they were investigating these multiple acts of vandalism/intimidation/a few assualts of Republicans. They said that they were "looking into it". I asked if there would be any reporting of it before Election Day. They said not likely,they needed "more evidence". I asked,was not the man in,was it Florida? who had his wrist sprained,and the offices which had computers/drives/petty cash stolen,enough,and they said that they needed more "proof". I gave up at that point.

[skip_intro]

They said not likely,they needed "more evidence".

You don't understand the game. What they need is "balance". They need to be able to show that the Republicans do it too. Otherwise, it's just a biased hit piece against the democrats, and objective journalists can't allow that.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

This should be no surprise at all..................

See this..........

Unholy Alliance

by David Horowitz
Hardcover - (September 2004) - $27.95

In this tour de force on the most important issue of our time, David Horowitz, confronts the paradox of how so many Americans, including the leadership of the Democratic Party, could turn against the War on Terror. He finds an answer in a political Left that shares a view of America as the “Great Satan” with America’s radical Islamic enemies. In a remarkable exploration of the “Mind of the Left,” Horowitz traces the evolution of American radicalism from its Communist past to its “anti-war” present. He then shows how this Left was able to turn the Democratic Party presidential campaign around and reshape its views on the War on Terror.

[AmericanMade1776]

How about this act of Vandalism in Cincinnati :

Jill Hafner of Oakley, a Bush supporter, picks up signs at the Bush/Cheney headquarters downtown Friday, after a break-in

A front window of the office on Seventh Street was smashed in. The thieves reached in, opened the door, and took $300 out of a metal petty cash box, police said. Saturday, October 23, 2004

Investigators took fingerprints from inside the office, but those prints likely will be from people who work in the office, Capt. James Whalen said. There was no indication that the break-in had anything to do with politics, he said.

Brent Sanders, field director for the campaign, discovered the break-in about 7:30 a.m. when he came in to work. Staffers had been at the office until 11:30 p.m. Thursday, said Alex Triantifilou, vice chairman of the Hamilton County Bush/Cheney campaign.

The thief or thieves also went through drawers, he said, and messed things up on desks.

"There's no doubt it's created some concern,'' Triantifilou said. "We don't know if it's politically motivated or not.''

The office also housed other Republican organizations.

The window was valued at $400. It was replaced by Friday afternoon.

http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2004/10/23/loc_breakin23.html