Re-google bomb of "miserable failure". Now points to Moore.

[theorist]

The google bombing of GW has clearly angered the freepers. "miserable failure" and a click on "I'm feeling lucky" at google dot com now goes to michaelmoore dot com. Has anyone posted this yet?

Quite a standard reactionary response for a freeper, though. As they would say, "this means war!" Should we respond with more google bombings?

[Hong Kong Cavalier]

1. The liberal bloggers already are responding...

But what did you expect from freepers? Not an original thought in their entire bodies.

[TXlib]

2. hee hee... google for "santorum"

[ComerPerro]

9. Hahahahaha

That is hilarious

[cheezus]

3. it was funny the first time

but the freepers doing it in response is like a 3rd-grader argument:
"You're a dungbrain"
"Nuh-uh. You're a dungbrain"


I really do dislike the intentional manipulation of google. The Internet was polluted enough as it was.

[NWHarkness]

4. It backfires on them!

Since the page that pops up makes the case that Bush was AWOL.

[ronnykmarshall]

How does it work?

[vi5]

5. So they are equating the highest, most important office...

...in our country, and the proper execution of those responsibilities with an author and film maker? Yeah. That makes sense.

[beyurslf]

6. How do we get it back to GW?

And I love that Santorum one :)

[SoCalDem]

7. But.. google ...Bush+ military

(don't use the "I'm feeling lucky" button)...

Just look at all the loverly new links about that miserable scumbag..

"I'm feeling lucky" still leads to BushAwol page

[RFKHumphreyObama]

8. It goes to a Mike Moore page about Bush being AWOL

One could therefore make the case that it is still portraying Bush as a miserable failure because it contains an indictment of his behavior during that period of time. Not the smartest thing for the Freepers to do

[Zero Gravitas]

10. so what?

Its way too late. The original google-bomb got tons of publicity so it was a good thing. This won't get any publicity and so what if it does, Moore is not running for president. Let the freeper shave their grade-school victory ("I know you are, but what am I?")