YOUTUBE: NBC's Schuster CRUSHES Repub Marsha Blackburn on Iraq and MoveOn ad

by HoldEmAccountable, Mon Sep 24, 2007 at 09:03:13 PM EDT

Amazing YouTube video...spread it wide and far...from the rolling blog-tops to the hills of MySpace and Facebook...let people see how Republicans care more about the details of a newspaper ad than the details of people back home who died in Iraq.

Tell the Tennessee Associated Press to cover Blackburn's crash and burn! (615)373-9988

Tags: marsha blackburn tennesee crashs burns iraq moveon.org david schuster msnbc (all tags)

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You have to watch this

Thanks for posting this. Can I Recommend it 3 times?

This is the most brutal takedown of a Republican hack I have EVER seen on live TV. He demolishes the woman with one simple question.

Watch this!

by hwc 2007-09-24 10:48PM | 0 recs

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Schuster and Marsha

I wish he didnt stay on the "name" thing for so long. He should have nailed her more on the fact that she is mad that NYT gave Moveon a favored rate. So what does that go to do with MoveON's ad? They condemned the ad in the senate, not the preferred rate NYT gave them. Yet she uses that as the reason why it is not analogous to Rush Limbaugh bashing Hagel and others on radio to more listeners.

by Pravin 2007-09-25 12:46AM | 0 recs

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"when's the last time a NY Times ad ever killed anyone?"

hah hah

by TarHeel 2007-09-25 04:20AM | 0 recs

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and didn't even remember the person's name.

Her lack of compassion needs to be on another ad in the NYT.

by misscee 2007-09-25 12:32PM | 0 recs

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"Ad Don't Kill People, Wars Kill People"

That is the title of a blog entry by Bill Richardson from earlier in the week on Huffington Post:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/gov-bill-r ichardson/ads-dont-kill-people-wa_b_6538 4.html

I wonder if Schuster read it before the interview.

by Stephen Cassidy 2007-09-25 03:23PM | 0 recs

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Re: Repub Marsha Blackburn on Iraq

Tenn. AP E-mail addresses:

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by MAL Contends 2007-09-25 05:38AM | 0 recs

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Re: Repub Marsha Blackburn on Iraq

Blackburn's Contact Info:

Washington Office:
509 Cannon Building
Washington, D.C. 20515
202-225-2811
202-225-3004 fax

Clarksville Office:
1850 Memorial Dr.
Clarksville, TN 37043
931-503-0391
931-503-0393 fax

Memphis Office:
7975 Stage Hills Blvd.
Suite 1
Memphis, TN 38133
901-382-5811
901-373-8215 fax

Franklin Office:
City Hall Mall
109 3rd Avenue South
Suite 117
Franklin, TN 37064
615-591-5161
615-599-2916 fax

by MAL Contends 2007-09-25 05:50AM | 0 recs

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Great stuff!

by TomP 2007-09-25 05:38AM | 0 recs

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Rush talked about this on today's show, remarking that the difference is that he referred to Hagel as "betraying" the GOP whereas MoveOn referred to Petreaus as "betraying" America. Big difference.

Of course, we have to ignore the numerous times that Rush admittedly questioned the patriotism of people that disagreed with him. Just ignore that he says Dems are "invested in America's defeat" and such.

Brian

by Brian63 2007-09-25 09:42AM | 0 recs

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Good answer by Rush, very convincing! Of course, MoveOn didn't say Petraeus betrayed America, but I suppose that level of nuance isn't worth getting into.

Even a child could understand that the MoveOn ad was accusing Petraeus of being a shill for the White House, of betraying those of us who want the truth and want to get out of Iraq. No one ever suggested that he's secretly on the al-Qaeda payroll and it's idiotic to suggest that was the message of the ad.

by Steve M 2007-09-25 10:33AM | 0 recs