Actually, as I think about it, I can't envision any way that Kerry can plausibly use those images at all. And maybe that's another reason the DNC is irritated.
Conservatives usually lack "the vision thing," so that's no surprise.
If the 9-11 Commission report is critical of the Bush administration's failure to prevent 9-11, A DNC ad could list the steps the Bush administration failed to take, show the images to remind the public of the price paid for that failure, and then have a couple of surviving relatives talk about how Bush let them down.
It'd be a cynical manipulation of the public's emotions, but there's no good reason for the DNC to allow the GOP sole exploitation rights to 9-11, other than good taste.
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- The 9-11/flag/commercial flap
- A feeble bluff by democrats with a very hand (n/t)
- This is the same prez who won't permit news coverage of returning dead soldiers?
- I think the comercial is excellent and pulls on the heart strings.
- re: The 9-11/flag/commercial flap
- If Kerry hadn't betrayed the war by denying he supported it
- re: The 9-11/flag/commercial flap
- re: The 9-11/flag/commercial flap
- P.S.
- Thats the most dense thing I have ever heard you say.
- re: P.S.
- Isn't watching GWB & Co. dodge the 9-11 commission is enough to make his use of it offensive.
- re: The 9-11/flag/commercial flap
