Example of what we are in for from Bush campaign

[baby_bear]

Here are a couple of excerpts from NYTimes articles this morning:

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/27/politics/campaign/27BUSH.html
<snip>Mr. Bush began his day in Louisville at ISCO Industries, a manufacturer of plastic water and sewer pipes, by moderating a "conversation" on the state of the economy with five participants chosen by the White House. All of them said the president's tax cuts had improved their lives. One said that the extra money let him buy glasses for his daughter and that she could now see the blackboard at school.
</snip>

and this one :
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/27/politics/campaign/27CABL.html
<snip>

President Bush's campaign took its first concrete steps to begin its advertising campaign on Thursday. It reserved time on cable networks like CNN, Fox News Channel and Fox Sports, a home for Nascar races.

The purchase indicates that the initial campaign will be highly focused and sustained. Nascar, for instance, is hugely popular among white men.

...Marketing material on the Internet says, "Nascar fans are three times as likely to purchase sponsors' products."

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arrggggghhhhhhh

s_m



:silly:

[emanymton]

1. I Hope No One Expected The GOP To Do Nothing?

[ramapo]

2. $200,000,000 Worth

The Republicans will easily have $200 Million to spend.

Expect to see a lot of propaganda.

Get out your checkbook if you don't want four more years.