Damn, I love this campaign!
G Spot1 | Email | Homepage | 12.04.03 - 10:26 pm | #

Gee, you pretty much took the words out of my mouth; guess great minds work in the same way!

Whoever came up with that bat graphic --big flag and all--deserves a bonus.
Alan in CA | Email | Homepage | 12.04.03 - 10:59 pm | #

Exactly. That sign should be printed. After all, going to a Dean speech is kind of like going to a rock concert, isn't it?
Heath Eiden | Email | Homepage | 12.04.03 - 11:13 pm | #

Interesting how the Club For Growth guy is quoted as saying their ad isn't neccessarily pro-Bush, because he's an overspender, and that Dean used to be a good governor, but now he's a crazy lefty. So who are they gonna endorse? The Libertarian?
Ken | Email | Homepage | 12.04.03 - 11:24 pm | #

The Club for Growth is focused on policies that promote economic growth. That's a pretty straightforward and honest title. Even if the policies are disagreeable, I don't see how the group is Orwellian.
Xavier Kowalski | Email | Homepage | 12.05.03 - 1:53 am | #

Here's a great explaination of why supply-siders are orwellian: http://www.nytimes.com/2003/09/1...65bfee5&ei=5070
harveyIL | Email | Homepage | 12.05.03 - 6:45 am | #

It's Orwellian because they opposed every policy that gave us growth in the 1990s, in favor of straight tax-cutting Kool-Aid.

They're not The Club for Growth. They're the club for eliminating taxation of the wealthy.
Dana Blankenhorn | Email | Homepage | 12.05.03 - 7:10 am | #

hey, while we're at it, folks may wanna send a little 'love' to charles krauthammer at the WaPost. His column today is a real gem...drop him a line telling him how much you like it!
dan | Email | Homepage | 12.05.03 - 8:01 am | #