Jon Corzine & Dem candidates: Time to drop the "W" Bomb!

[npincus]

In the last round of elections, Repub candidates couldn't align themselves with President Chimp and his Bullhorn Theatrics quickly enough... they produced slick ads evoking 9-11 and the War on Terror, insinuating to Americans that their vote was a vote for the president's "mission" and somehow their patriotic duty. That was when the Chimp's job approval ratings were in the mid to upper sixties. That was when significant numbers of Americans had confidence in the Chimp's leadership, competence and ability to keep them safe.

FAST FORWARD TO 9/2005: Katrina has impacted and the bottom dropped out from the Monkey's job approval; he is in a free fall. Americans by a majority no longer view him as competent, compassionate, and capable of protecting them from harm. He has been exposed as a detached leader and a fraud.

NOW is the time for DEM candidates to turn the tables and LINK THEIR OPPONENTS (in campaign ads, in print, on the web and in speeches) TO THE CHIMP: to the Chimp's failed policies, miscalculations, poor performance: past, present and (speculative) future. Evoke Katrina without doing it directly and in a tasteless offensive manner- as in highlighting the Repug's unwillingness to sacrifice their massive tax cuts for the rich, in order to rebuild our devastated cities. It is time to PRODUCE ADS that highlight the association between their Repug opponents and Chimp- employ images of the Repug Candidate with the Chimp (a head-kiss shot or a hug).

BUSH IS A LIABILITY NOW to his party. He is a gift to Dems running for office. Dems, it's time to drop the W-Bomb!

[DURHAM D]

1. You are right.

However, we will no doubt continue to make nice playing touch football while they are playing tackle.

[Gloria]

2. Yup, I've been screaming about this, too. They must link Bush and the

rest of the GOP into one stinking, disgusting mess. Should be easy...the GOP officeholders are like automotans, they've been in total lockstep...

[Stinky The Clown]

3. Call every GOP candidate what they are: Enablers