Let me run this past you and see how it goes over:

The official Bush campaign office makes a nation-wide call for theaters to pull Michael Moore's movie, "F911," since it contains provable falsehoods. Stores are urged not to carry the DVD this fall.

What is your response?

The Democrats don't debate. They silence the opposition.

A related story about "front men doing the dirty work:"

The DNC has worked out a deal with the distributor of left-wing extremist Michael Moore's new anti-Bush film that will ensure more than a half-million DVD copies of the film will be distributed nationwide in October 2004, just a month before the general election.

The unprecedented deal, in which the DNC will pay essentially a wholesale price for the DVD. "This could be a huge boost for our grassroots," says a DNC furndraiser. "We have such a network now of folks getting together on a local basis that the movie will give them a reason to gather, perhaps fundraise and certainly expand their circle of friends."

So, when Moore's movie is pushed by the Democrats during a period when official parties are restricted in their advertising, what's "campaign finance reform" going to do about it?