| "C) Its getting worse, they are starting to make you pledge in writing that you will vote Bush, before they let you in to hear his lies, (heard on radio this morning)"
No there not. I was at the rally in Pittsburgh on Saturday. And they did nothing of the kind. However maybe someone misunderstood when they were asked to sign up to be a volunteer which they do at every Bush rally.
"D) This should be illegal since we pay his wages. Dems and Reps paid for Air Force One to fly the idiot all over the country on our dime, we have a right to hear the smirking chimp bumble and flop like a fish on the dock. /Rant "
You do have the right to hear him speak. They put all his speaches weather work related or for the campagin on TV. Most of them get aired several times. But of chorce they want supporters in the crowd. Because as someone else had said they want to show how popular they are. That goes for all parties.
SCRIBBLER1: Yes some are closed to the public and others are not. Most speaches are only for the important people. But Most rallys are for the regular guy who supports that candidate. The ones in Pittsburgh and Iowa this past week were rallys. For the re-election.
"Michael Moore couldnt get in until someone from the Carter family got him in. They had right wing pundits allowed in."
Well the Dem's are not stupid they know thet Every time Michael Moore opens his mouth he makes there party look worse. Most intelligent people know he's crazy. So of chores they would want him to stay away. There were alot of meida and talk radio people there. They didn't want him getting interviewed. But I'm happy he did get in and do a couple of interviews.
"Apparently not since his wife got heckled the other day."
Well I'm sure who ever was heckling him was not stupid enough to show up with a Bush pin on. At the Rally on July 4th with Dick Cheney there was a woman in the crowd who was also heckling. So it goes both ways. |