SLUDGE in a tizzy over Bush attack by NBC! LOL!

[UdoKier]

At least a percieved attack...
Apparently, somebody thinks this pic was deliberately cropped, so it would read "I Lie" behind Bush.

Obviously, it's the word "families" from one of the inane messages that are always draped behind Dumbya. Like it's NBC's fault that Bush always has to have a repetitive Orwellian backdrop.

Nah, Drudge is right. NBC, the world's biggest weapons manufacturer has a bias against BUSH. LOL!

[underpants]

1. Geez how long could it have been on the screen

I have to say I am impressed. I have looked for close to three years for the misplaced word that the photogs can frame W against and have not seen any (that I can recall).

ON EDIT_that is a frame of video so that explains it.

[HootieMcBoob]

2. Every day Drudge proves over and over

that he's as dumb as a fucking stump. :dunce:

[Sleepless In NY]

5. LOL! "I Lie"

Perfect coming from the son of "Read My Lips" ROFL!

[mourningdove92]

3. Well, since sludge was low enough to photo shop a

picture of Kerry looking orange, they probably think everyone else is as low as they are.

[Goldmund]

4. HAHAHAHAHAHA

These fuckers are really nuts.

[AlCzervik]

6. Thats hilarious!!!

You know the RW is going after Tom now because he called the RW treatment of Dan Rather a "Jihad".

[fob]

7. Please drudge, make sure you get this blasted all over the place!

The truth hurts, and you helping to spread the truth (bush* lies) is even better.

I take it ole sludge didn't bother addressing any of bush*s lies, did he?

[Cat Atomic]

8. Talk about thin skin.

This is partially how the right wing manages to steer the debate so far to the right. They throw fits about ludicrous bullshit like this.

[Jackpine Radical]

9. Just shows the lengths those democRATS will go to...

Two Democratic senators have asked the Federal Communications Commission for an "immediate and impartial" review of the Republican National Committee's controversial "RATS" ad, according to sources in Vice President Al Gore's presidential campaign.

A political stir erupted Tuesday when it was discovered that if the ad was slowed down, the word "RATS" appeared clearly while an announcer criticized Gore's prescription drug plan as one in which "Bureaucrats Decide."

CNN slowed down a copy of the ad, and the word "RATS" clearly appeared on the screen in large, white letters superimposed over the words "The Gore Prescription Plan." In a fraction of a second, the word disappeared, and the words "BUREAUCRATS DECIDE" showed up in smaller letters. To viewers aware of the presence of the word, it is noticeable when the ad is played at normal speed.

http://www.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/stories/09/13/bush.ad/

[Redleg]

10. I guess Bush will have to be more careful with the slogans he stands

in front of. LOL!

[w4rma]

11. Drudge's propaganda is getting slicker. (nt)

[Qutzupalotl]

12. That's a revealing accusation.

Why would Bush or his supporters be so touchy about the word "lie"? Even when it appears subliminably? Looks like they're projecting their fears onto random words in the backdrop.

[aden_nak]

13. This is NOT the first time this has happened.

Check out this highly unfortunate screen capture from one of his press conferences in 2003:



Damn liberal media!