MoveOn.org Does Not Speak For North Carolina
Thursday, April 24 2008

MoveOn.org local chapters performed a press conference on the sidewalk in front of the Federal Bldg, New Bern Ave, Raleigh.

According to their website the purpose was to release and deliver to Senator Dole something they call the "Iraq and Recession Report Release".

In their words:
Recent polling data, gathered from NC voters across the state, will be presented to our Senator Dole's office in this exciting media event. Voters speak out on their feelings about the relationship between the unbearable costs of the war in Iraq, and our mounting economic challenges as a state, and nation. Concurrent with over a hundred other Operation Democracy councils across the country, we will help to shape public awareness- and the political debates of the candidates

The message that was actually delivered:

We, the liberal moonbat Bush-bashers and despisers of military; doubters of the nobility of America, do hereby proclaim our belief that once again everything bad in the world is to be blamed on America.

We have the audacity to speak for all North Carolinians, because we surveyed a few people where we knew we would get the responses we were looking for; which of course was "America bad!", "Soldiers Mean!"

This is the same organization that slandered Gen. Patraeus last year with their NYTimes add that called him "BetrayUs". Now our local North Carolina Morons.orgers are attempting to embarrass and harass Sen. Dole and link their imaginary economic depression to the war in Iraq.

So, they clotted on the sidewalk and gave their little speeches about how much the war costs, how many houses for the poor could have been built instead, how many under-previliged kids could have been sent to college instead. On and on, about the economy and how it's all due to the war and that danged ole Bush. You know the dribble, you hear it from your local moonbats all the time.

Eagles and partiots were there. Their blame America party didnt go off as planned, and they didnt have all the fun that was promised. For one thing, they were surrounded by American flags - that always makes them break a rash. Plus, they were constantly interrupted with questions they couldn't or wouldn't answer and probably did not comprehend.
In short, Eagles had a good time. Moonbats were miffed.