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Lewis Black: From MoveOn to Lapel Pins, Non-Issues Reign in '08 [VIDEO]

Posted by Manila Ryce at 12:32 PM on October 12, 2007.


Black says, "Let me get this straight, Republicans read the Sunday Times, and it's an ad that gets them angry!?"
Lewis Black: From MoveOn to Lapel Pins, Non-Issues Reign in '08

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This post, written by Manila Ryce, originally appeared on The Largest Minority

To draw attention away from the war itself, congress decided to legislate free speech by condemning a full-page ad by Moveon.org criticizing General Petraeus. Democrats allowed the pointless amendment to pass the Senate and a similar resolution to pass the House, but after being lambasted by their base for being spineless, they insisted the Republicans also denounce Rush Limbaugh. With the petty one-ups-manship between these two incompetent parties in a time of war, it’s no wonder that Congress has an even lower approval rating than the president. Never missing the opportunity to contribute their emissions to a climate of idiocy, Fox News reminded us that what’s really important are symbols meant to represent your patriotism, not the actual intent of your actions.

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