Thursday, October 28, 2004
Too Much
It isn't bad enough that the Bush-Cheney campaign team requires loyalty oaths to get into their events. But to prove that the troops are behind them, they have had a bit more trouble.
In a recent ad from BC-04 called "Whatever it Takes," the ad shows a number of soldiers who show up to back the president. Problem? The campaign had to photoshop the image to make duplicate copies of a number of soliders to give the appearance of a crowd.
The Bushies blame it on "an underling," much like they do with everyting that goes wrong.
This isn't the first time for such shenanigans. Remember when the statue of Hussein fell? Crowds were brought in around the statue to give the appearance of a mass upheaval when in fact there were so few in attendance.
And remember, John Kerry will do anything to win.
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In a recent ad from BC-04 called "Whatever it Takes," the ad shows a number of soldiers who show up to back the president. Problem? The campaign had to photoshop the image to make duplicate copies of a number of soliders to give the appearance of a crowd.
The Bushies blame it on "an underling," much like they do with everyting that goes wrong.
This isn't the first time for such shenanigans. Remember when the statue of Hussein fell? Crowds were brought in around the statue to give the appearance of a mass upheaval when in fact there were so few in attendance.
And remember, John Kerry will do anything to win.
