SURGE!-Rove has circulated the memo to all rethugs and media whores!

[wanpete]

Obviously the rethug talking point for the last two days of this race. It's all you hear on corporate media and from the whore hosts. Don't let this sway us from our mission.

Vote and GOTV! The survival of our dear country depends on it.

[eleny]

1. tsunami trumps surge!

[wanpete]

2. Good one eleny!

[eleny]

3. btw, what is your icon?

it looks like a sudsy, pink bar of soap. cleaning up washington d.c., perhaps? :D

[Eric J in MN]

4. Saying what? NT

NT

[Catherine Vincent]

5. The word "SURGE"

In other words, there have been a surge of support for repukes in tight races. :eyes:

[Bluebear]

7. I notice it this morning, SO obvious.

[blogslut]

8. no shit

Remember how they bandied that word around in reference to Bush's one and two percent popularity increases?

"Surge" makes for good copy. That is all.

Vote anyway!

[C_U_L8R]

6. Surge?? No No No.... PURGE

[spinbaby]

9. It's to cover their butts

So when they steal just enough votes to hang onto the majority in the house and senate, it will look legitimate.

[blogslut]

11. Vote anyway!

n/t

[sendero]

10. I wonder what they attribute....

... this "surge" to. What has happened? I suppose they are going to claim that Saddam sentence is a big deal, I don't know anyone who thinks so.

No amount of wishful thinking by Republicans will keep me or my friends from the polls, we are used to the lies and spin and it's getting really tired.

[GreatCaesarsGhost]

12. rove is doing us a favor.

if some democrats think they have the election wrapped up, they may not bother to vote.

[maine_raptor]

13. Surge

Per Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary ( http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/surge )

intransitive verb
1 : to rise and fall actively : TOSS <a ship surging in heavy seas>
2 : to rise and move in waves or billows : SWELL <the sea was surging>
3 : to slip around a windlass, capstan, or bitts -- used especially of a rope
4 : to rise suddenly to an excessive or abnormal value <the stock market surged to a record high>
5 : to move with a surge or in surges <felt the blood surging into his face -- Harry Hervey> <she surged past the other runners>
transitive verb : to let go or slacken gradually (as a rope)

Hey KKKarl;

Could it be the first definition you're subconsciously thinking of? You've had your fun in the sun and IT'S OVER!!!!!!