The lies just stack up until we think they're normal. Don't pay that much attention anymore. That's the genius of Karl Rove - keep lying and they'll just get tired of pointing them out anymore.
"But Ginsberg's dual roles complicate the Bush campaign's effort to rebut as "frivolous" Kerry's complaint that it is behind the Swift boat ads.
"Asked about the Ginsberg matter Tuesday night, Bush campaign spokesman Steve Schmidt said: "There has been no coordination at any time between Bush-Cheney '04 and any 527 organization."
DFM - one-time Ph. D. - "What is the point? That is politics."
That IS the point - look what conservatives say when caught in still another lie. Think about the morality of that. Do those folks deserve to be in any position of responsibility? If you can't believe them, if they are fundamentally, basically dishonest, do they deserve trust?
You'll say "yes", which is another demonstration of something.
Arf
Current Events » in reply to What is the point? That is politics. I WOULD be surprised if one of Bush's lawyers were advising an ANTI-BUSH group.
Bush said there were no ties, no coordination. (It's in the citation.) ((In English))
The whole thread (14 posts)
- Those rascally Republicans - "Bush-Cheney lawyer advised anti-Kerry vets"
- re: Who cares. It's freedom of speech. And its political speech at that.
- Bush-Cheney lawyer resigns
- And now, the Rest of the Story...
- And how is that different from...
- No one is clean in this - check Robert Bauer..... (n/t)
- They should have used one of Kerry's attorneys?
- What is the point? That is politics. I WOULD be surprised if one of Bush's lawyers were advising an ANTI-BUSH group. (n/t)
