Ray says MoveOn.org has finally crossed a line with its New York Times ad calling General Petraeus "General Betray Us." Even traditional liberals won't support this.
Listen here:
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Talk back!
We want to know what you think. Your written responses to Ray's audioblog posts are encouraged. Click on the "Comments" tab in the lower-right-hand corner of every post for a chance share your opinion.
About Me
- Ray Richardson
- I live in Westbrook with my wonderful wife Dee Dee and our four children. We have been residents of Maine for a little over 22 years, moving here from Florida in 1985.
Blog Archive
-
▼
2007
(56)
-
▼
September
(20)
- Laura Ingraham: Power to the People
- Race baiters: Their financial gain while they cau...
- Tastes like chicken
- Another hat in the ring
- Walking the walk: Connors and Tardy
- Media Bias: Although often used as an excuse to f...
- As if there were any doubt, these Democrat Senator...
- Fairpoint Communications: A good move for Maine
- Tom Allen: Missing in Action
- MoveOn.org should move on out of here
- Props to the governor
- Playing politics
- Curiouser and curiouser
- Six years later
- 'A disgrace'
- Nothing beats a good cigar
- Sticking it to Maine oil dealers
- Another hat in the ring
- Rudy Rudy Rudy
- That is the question
-
▼
September
(20)
2 comments:
I agree that the MoveOn.org ad name-calling an honorable veteran was in poor taste. It reminded of me of when they mocked triple-amputee (and honorable vet) Max Cleland. Or when they called honorable vet Jack Murtha a traitor and a coward. Or when they wore purple heart band-aids to the 2004 Republican convention to mock John Kerry's military service.
Oh wait. MoveOn.org didn't do any of those things. But I assume you were equally disgusted, yes?
I am against all such non-sense. Nothing is accomplished by this non-sense except to futher drive more American citizens away from the political process because of the nasty, selfish nature of their actions.
Both sides are guilty and both sides should be ashamed.
Post a Comment