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The liberal group MoveOn.org is airing television ads around the country criticizing Kansas Sen. Sam Brownback and other Republicans for supporting President Bush's plan to send more troops to Iraq. Friday, Feb. 9, 2007 7:43 a.m. EST
In their latest conspiracy theory, the left-wing extremists at MoveOn are claiming that the "Republican leadership" plans to abolish the 40 hour work week, eliminate the right to privacy, and repeal laws protecting basic environmental rights. MoveOn: GOP Wants to Abolish Your Rights
Recently, MoveOn.org went on the attack against Fox News. It petitioned the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to compel Fox to get rid of the cable network’s slogan “Fair and Balanced.” MoveOn Moves In On the First Amendment
'Hanoi Jane' Fonda is teaming up with a leading anti-Bush 527 group in a bid to register millions of women voters to cast their ballots for her old anti-war protest partner, John Kerry. Saturday, Sept. 25, 2004 8:10 p.m. EDT
Film- maker and Vietnam War veteran Oliver Stone, Born on the 4th of July's author Ron Kovic and former Army Sgt. John Bruhns will unveil a new TV ad critical of the Iraq War this Thursday at a press conference planned for Santa Monica, Calif. The ad is sponsored by the liberal MoveOn.org Political Action and VoteVets.org. The ad is timed to coincide with President Bush's veto of legislation that would bring American troops home from Iraq. Tuesday, May 1, 2007 9:29 p.m. EDT
A liberal activist group is launching ads accusing four Republican lawmakers of accepting thousands of dollars from defense contractors while opposing tough penalties for companies that overcharge the government. Moveon.org is spending $300,000 for the commercials aimed at Reps. Nancy Johnson of Connecticut, Chris Chocola of Indiana, Deborah Pryce of Ohio and Thelma Drake of Virginia. The 30-second spots will begin running Wednesday and remain on the air for about 10 days. Wednesday, June 7, 2006 5:27 p.m. EDT
The liberal George Soros-funded Web site MoveOn.org - proud sponsors of the failed 2004 John Kerry presidential campaign - has created a petition to be sent to the U.S. Senate opposing the confirmation of Judge Samuel Alito as associate justice of the Supreme Court. Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2005 5:45 p.m. EST
What MoveOn.org wanted was for people to submit 30-second ads that were critical of President Bush, but what the liberal-leaning organization got was a controversy over one entry that compared Bush to Adolf Hitler. The ad in question used a tape recording of the Nazi leader speaking while it showed images of Hitler and German military prowess during World War II. At the end of the ad, a photo of Bush raising his hand to take the oath of office is seen. "A nation warped by lies. Lies fuel fear. Fear fuels aggression. Invasion. Occupation. What were war crimes in 1945 is foreign policy in 2003," the ad said. Republican groups and Jewish organizations expressed outrage over the ad, which has been removed from the MoveOn.org Web site. Ad Comparing Bush to Hitler Gets Heat
The anti-Bush website Moveon.org has featured a second potential TV ad comparing President George W. Bush with Adolf Hitler. The latest ad features images of the German military and dictator with the words "What were war crimes in 1945 is foreign policy in 2003," reports the Drudge Report. The final two frames include Hitler with his hand raised and then a shot of Bush with his hand up taking the oath of office. Move On is sponsoring a television ad contest for the best anti-Bush spot. 2nd Bush-Hitler ad posted MoveOn.org features video
comparing German policy to U.S.
Chances are, Democratic Party consultants won't take credit for the hardest-hitting anti-Bush ad to air on network TV this month. That honor will likely go to MoveOn.org, an online group that has become too potent for establishment politicians to ignore. In its latest campaign, MoveOn invited people to create their own anti-Bush ads. More than 1,500 entries were submitted, and hundreds of thousands of wired MoveOn members voted for the most effective. The 15 most popular will be judged Monday in New York, and the winning ad will air the same week President Bush gives his State of the Union address. MoveOn.org becomes anti-Bush powerhouse
SAN FRANCISCO — Images of children toiling on a grocery line and in a tire factory coupled with a simple line of text — "Guess who's going to pay off President Bush's $1 trillion deficit?" — paid off for 38-year old Charlie Fisher of Denver, Colorado. In November, MoveOn invited its members to submit ads that "best tell the truth about President Bush's failed policies." Some 1,500 amateur videographers sent in ideas, which were voted on by MoveOn members. Posted 1/13/2004 9:41 AM Updated 1/13/2004
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